NeoCon Egg-heads shut down PNAC

I can remember when all liberals from the Northeast were considered to be eggheads, with no common sense and not to be trusted with the welfare of the country..

Seems that the wingers now have their version of egghead; the NeoCons, who have never, themselves, fought a war, but believe they know all there is to know about using the most deadly military on earth to carry out their dreams of re-shaping the Middle East.

We all can see how well that has gone.

What is it with these people? They know nothing of war. They won't listen to anyone who does.

They should all be forces tro resign, in disgrace, and those who were the decision-makers in matters which wound up in the Iraq quagmire, Abu Ghraib, black prisons, secret renditions, etc., should be tried and if found guilty, imprisoned for life, at the very least..

I have always opposed the death penalty. But if the death penalty is ever permissable, it should be reserved for leaders of nations, who use the resources of their people, ignoring international law and the laws of their own land, to wreak a hellish havoc on anyone they damn well please while attempting to deceive their own people and the world community.

The death penalty should be reserved for the powerful, whether governmental or corporate, because by the power afforded them, through government agencies or wealth, they are capable of far more wide-spread damage and horror than the individual with no real power.

The Democrats, Keeping a Civil Tongue:

"The doors may be closing shortly on the nine-year-old Project for a New American Century, the neoconservative think tank headed by William Kristol , former chief of staff to Vice President Dan Quayle and now editor of the Weekly Standard, which is must reading for neocon cogitators and agitators.
The PNAC was short on staff -- having perhaps a half-dozen employees -- but very long on heavy hitters. The founders included Richard B. Cheney , Donald H. Rumsfeld , Paul D. Wolfowitz , Jeb Bush , I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby , William J. Bennett, Zalmay Khalilzad and Quayle."