There is no doubt the wars and war profiteering will continue because neo-con war criminals Stephen Hadley and Richard Armitage promise more wars, forever. The Quadrennial Defense Review promises indefinite war in Irak, if the neo-con effort is successful. If unsuccessful the effort will be longer. As for the Afghan Empire Killer, disengagement is years and years and years away. No one elected these war criminals Hadley and Armitage to wage more war, but I am guessing Baby Killer Obama appointed them.

Operation Iraqi Freedom, the 2003 invasion and toppling of the Saddam regime; and the current and continuing post-invasion effort to build a viable Iraqi state, an effort that—if successful—will stretch indefinitely into an ongoing strategic partnership. But Iraq is neither the only example nor an anomaly: the American commitment to Afghanistan is in its ninth year and disengagement is likely to be many years away.

But these wars of choice are not an anomaly, they are a permanent feature with more wars promised by more neo-cons.

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President Obama can’t take on Simpson yet because he’s still busy tracking down the guy whose ass he’s going to kick from the BP spill, right? Or whatever other focus group tested outrage is on their plate at the moment. Maybe by Monday he’ll decide if he has time to plan to get angry with Sen Simpson. One stern statement and walk-back at a time, Jane.

It’s almost as if the thieves have blown their cover, set off an alarm, and know the jig is up. Now they’re just grabbing as much as possible before the law gets there. Oh wait, did I say law? That analogy doesn’t really work anymore.

The law and the thieves are one and the same. Why care about getting away? So now it’s just grab and grab and mock the little people.