We’ve Botched Iraq, But Not The Way This Loser Thinks
February 1st 2008 War, Islamofascism

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IN THE MAIL: Michael Sheuer’s Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam After Iraq. Quite a different assessment from, say, this one by Stratfor. Who’s right? We’ll find out, I guess.

Yep. Let’s see if there are any clues to help us make an educated guess. Hmm, how about this:
Amazon.com: Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam After Iraq: Books: Michael Scheuer

A twenty-plus-year CIA veteran, Scheuer headed the agency’s Osama bin Laden unit, managed its covert-action operations, and authored its rendition program. Scheuer spent his career developing strategies to keep America safe, by any means deemed necessary by the presidents he served.

Well, given his tremendous success at either capturing or killing Osama bin Laden, and at keeping America safe (except for, you know, the WTC towers, the Pentagon, and various other planes, ships, and embassies) he must be an expert. You know what they say: If you can’t do, teach. And if you can’t teach, write a book.

More often than not my writings were used by pundits as prime examples of raw America-hating, cowardly appeasement, anachronistic isolationism, and fierce anti-Semitism.

Really? Do tell. And who are you advising these days? Ron Paul?

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