the advantage was firmly with the neoconservatives vice president dick cheney and defense secretary donald rumsfeld, for whom the collaboration with iran was only a tactical and thus temporary arrangement. dick cheney and rumsfeld took over the process every time a run would be a policy agenda item on the national security council list, the trainee would make sure it came off. so by making the system dysfunctional and by not having a discussion on or on, there never was the decision was by default we don't talk to evil, which is what dick cheney said. mr baker, the devil then was iran. but it was also north korea and especially saddam hussein's iraq states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world. by seeking weapons of mass destruction. these regimes pose a grave and growing danger. the united states of america will not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive weapons. with his axis of evil speech, bush definitively closed the door on any rapprochement with iran awe. by may 1

what did dick cheney have in wyoming? there's a likelihood that you knowingly or unknowingly have documents that have been placed as classified. this is why, you know, so on which, especially in the past couple weeks as congress changes over, we focus to the overhight, the hearings. reform is really important. this is where congress needs to step in to make sure there's a blanket policy that everybody is following. then we'll have to determine who committed the sins of omission and who in one case, down in florida, trying to hoard documents that they're not supposed to keep. >> a source familiar with the archives tells cnn that former president carter says his doesn't remember n. dan quayle says everything was turned over. source familiar with dick cheney said he turned everything over, and former presidents clinton, bush and obama said they turned everything over and errol, they say that all three of those former presidents had the exact same assessment of what would be happening or not happening moving forward. how much

lee and dick cheney are both my cousins? in a way, -- the moment i figured out my grandmother's gloved grandfather, his political partner was former confederate journal and a man who was a war criminal, massacred an entire black regimen that surrendered and here they were 15 years after the work my five years into the reign of the terror of the ku klux klan, an old were criminal pretty good alibi. together they took over the entire virginia state governor. -- virginia state government. would ultimately be put down by violent white supremacists and disinformation campaigns. what is remarkable is they planted the seeds for fdr's coalition in that state. it was the old lieutenants -- their young lieutenants would be his old lieutenants in the state and demonstrated again a magnetism between the working people of this country across all the lines used to divide us, wanted to come together because our kids need has to. every time i see virginia tech or virginia stater a public school in virginia, i am reminded these exist the way

. >> host: now, you had a -- you're known as being blunt spoken, so is dick cheney. [laughter] >> who at the time-- there was a time he was on the hill when he was vice-president and republicans, you asked him to come over and talk to the democrats. he was angry that you had been criticizing halliburton, the company, and he told you a phrase we can't repeat on c-span, a vulgar phrase about what you should do with yourself. tell us about that. were you surprised when he-- >> i was. i'd known him, known him before he was vice-president and i was surprised at that and i never said a word about it. it was the republicans who were saying, they were so shocked, they didn't agree with him doing that and a lot of them would have liked to see him as other vice-president, go back and forth to the floor. and they told the press about it. so the -- i was up for reelection that year and somebody came up with the idea to have t-shirt cheney, vote leahy. and there were six cartoons about it. and his permission to have one of the panels on the shirt. they sold out immediately and we

. >> brian: look at dick cheney. >> ainsley: what did she do nothing? >> brian: mike pence was running interference at capitol hill all the time. you have dick cheney people thought he was actually running early on he was more powerful than george w. bush. not many people people thought al gore was doing nothing. this is the first do nothing vice president in quite some time. that i can remember. i mean, she doesn't do anything. and she recents when she is given jobs. she doesn't just show up for them. >> steve: here is joe concha talking about the vice president. >> she has failed to lead on her number one job. >> and that's securing and solving the crisis that is a catastrophe at the u.s. southern border. she has been more of an absentee landlord as vice president overall on all things and she has been largely invisible because just like her boss joe biden her handlers are terrified, mortified, petrified of putting her in front of a microphone. so politico and other outlets can push narrative of new kamala as much as possible it's enough to make you c

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so find somebody who says, prison bush, donald rumsfeld, dick cheney, we're guilty of the crimes for which people were aimed at nuremberg. instead, what you has is celebration of george bush, the great criminal who invaded iraq and afghanistan, and destroyed them. celebration of him as a lovely person, scalded, goofy graham placement, his grandchildren paints pictures just a delightful person. well, that the record, ah, some news just in, before we go a flight from las go to the indian state of go a has been abruptly diverted to the central asian nation of it is on due to a bomb threat. there are importantly more than 200 people on board, the russian atlanta this come the week of the report said another flight from i'm also to go and conduct emergency landing in indian weston state of good jobs due to some concerns. well that also this news, our technology dot com for more interesting top stories will be back in the top of the hour. we'll hope you're doing ah ah ah, with ah, ah . lou lou. a a . i think that it will be you know, my guys got very sick and at midnight he called me and s

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative paid day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niece who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very said of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had inter ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instea

cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that has a demo craddick and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in their troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americans newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative paid day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niece who are square in 2007, b u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started thing up right from the very outset of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to covertly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead,

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric, friends traded blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite callaway reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niss who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very set of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that is. ready a problem for washington, they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instea

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity. a government that has a demo, frantic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in their troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity, and the chance to live their own lives. can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which will crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americans newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's nist who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started pop hang up right from the very outset of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instea

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite callaway reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niss who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very set of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that is. ready a problem for washington, they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instea

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq sniffer square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very set of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead, american

cheney actually advocated the use potential use of nuclear weapons against the rocky posts. it's never really gone away. so i think now it's spin, articulated so high extent because of the circumstances where call it desperation, call a rhetoric what it might be. the fact is that if one is in a situation where one needs to potentially as ways to save, you know, jangle a few notes in what this is, what's happening. i understand that they said these references to nuclear trans. they can be very distressing for some people, but there was a, during the cold war and that fear is actually very instrumental in politics because it's keep the politicians thinking, ground the, you know, this is something that limit the emission and you make the point in your writing that there was a desire for quote, unquote victory over russia has become a succession and a fixation without the full understanding of what that victory may actually meet him in practical terms. as far as you can deduct from the speeches of politicians or from strategic documents, if the west could have its ideal way, wha

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be in iraq that as territorial integrity, a government that has a demo craddick and pluralistic a nation where the human race of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in their troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity. and the chance to live their own life can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course hang the media which will crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americans newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has

cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that has a demo craddick and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in their troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which will crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americans newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and ha

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite callaway reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niss who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very sat of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had inter ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead,

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to black water for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's, this war square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started thing up right from the very outset of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had into ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead, americ

s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from a cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's nist who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very set of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had inter ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead, am

so find somebody who says, christian bush, dog room shrill dick cheney, we're guilty of the crimes for which people were aimed at nuremberg instead. would you have his celebration of george bush, the great criminal who invaded iraq and afghanistan and destroyed the celebration of mercy? lovely person scolded, goofy graham, po, placement of his grandchildren, painted pictures just a delightful person. well, that iraq were. ah, no mister, no. am chomsky he's been pushing back against the mainstream narratives for decades if you want to hear more of that. a very interesting discussion with action retention stick around. it's coming away in just a moment. mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. his on offense there into america development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk ah, with i'm absent dancy and welcome back to going underground rural, gusting all around the world from dubai in the united arab emirates t

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation. once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent, and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be in iraq that as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and ha

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity. a government that has a democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity, and the chance to live their own lives. can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and h

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stuffed up its quest for nuclear weapons and has embar

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has embar

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent, and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has emba

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. put our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. a rack as rich a natural resources in human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity. a government that has a demo, frantic and pluralistic a nation where the human race of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity, and the chance to live their own lives. can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has

s. vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich and natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has emb

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent, and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be in iraq that as territorial integrity, a government that has a demo craddick and pluralistic a nation where the human race of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity. and the chance to live their own life can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. iraq as rich a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has embar

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation. once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be interacted as territorial integrity. a government that has democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity, and the chance to live their own lives. can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americans newspaper of record went big on a sensational story. climbing a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and ha

cheney actually advocating the use potential use of nuclear weapons against the rocky forces. it's never really gone away. so i think now it's spin, articulated so a high extent because of the circumstances where call it desperation, calling rhetoric, what it might be. the fact is that if one is in a situation where one needs to potentially as ways to save.

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation. once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent, and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be in iraq that as territorial integrity, a government that has a demo craddick and pluralistic a nation where the human race of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity. and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for war. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times america's newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rack was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons an

back in 2002 us vice president dick cheney had his eyes on regime change in iraq. with our health a liberated iraq can be a great nation. once again. a rack is rich, a natural resources and human talent, and has unlimited potential for a peaceful, prosperous future. our goal would be in iraq that as territorial integrity, a government that is democratic and pluralistic a nation where the human rights of every ethnic and religious group are recognized and protected in that troubled land. all who seek justice and dignity and the chance to live their own lives can know they have a friend and ally in the united states of america. then of course came the media, which was crucial during efforts to build public support for wool. pushing the narrative on saddam and wm days. in september 2002, the york times americas newspaper of record went big on a sensational story, claiming a rock was trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons. more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction. iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and has

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s. president and former defense secretary dick cheney. and so eric friends treated blackwater, which went on to obtain lucrative know, bid security contracts for the u. s. government in the middle east during the u. s . global war on terrorism officials from the cia and the pentagon conveniently slid over to blackwater for a much more lucrative pay day than their government job. and despite a cowboy reputation and incidents like when blackwater personnel opened fire and killed 14 civilians in iraq's niss who are square in 2007, the u. s. private security model has gone on to thrive, lucrative job offers with western and private military contractors, reportedly started popping up right from the very set of the conflict in ukraine. once it, multilingual former soldiers willing to cowardly had inter ukraine for the handsome sum of up to $2000.00 per day, plus bonus to help rescue families from an increasingly grim conflict. okay, so apparently that isn't a problem for washington. they have nothing to say about job offers like that. instead,

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and when he comes to laser, dick cheney actually advocated the use potential use of nuclear weapons against the rocky force. it's never really gone away. so i think now it's been articulated a high extent because of the circumstances where call it desperation, call it rhetoric what it might be. the fact is that if one is in a situation where one needs to potentially as ways to save, you know, jangle a few notes in what this is, what's happening. i understand that they said these references to nuclear charges. they can be very distressing for some people, but there was a, during the cold war and that fear is actually very instrumental in politics because it's keep the politicians thinking, ground the, you know, this is something that limit the ambition and you make the point in your writing that there was a desire for quote, unquote victory over russia has become a succession and a fixation without the full understanding of what that victory may actually meet him in practical terms. as far as you can deduct from the speeches of politicians or from strategic documents, if the west could have