Hindsight, in Bush's Case: Blind As a Bat
From a December 1922 issue of the London Daily Express, via Andrew Sullivan.
(H/T oddjob)
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Historyin' is hard work.
Posted by: Sir Charles | February 28, 2008 at 03:37 AM
we all know bush has no sense of history (especially anything outside his ranch in texas) but you'd think tomy blair might have clued him in - the book Andrew Sullivan quotes from is quite good - the mesopotamia mess - explains a lot about what is going on in iraq today. maybe john mccain should read it to, because we can be there 100 years and never win - the brits were there for 44 until they were finally chased out
Posted by: Zeke | March 02, 2008 at 07:13 AM