The Boondocks by Aaron McGruder for January 27, 2011

I love it when Huey asks the FBI some tough questions as they eavesdrop on his line.

can’t find what’s not there

Remember this funny? George Bush from the Oval office, leaning to look under a piece of furniture. “Those weapons of mass destruction have got to be here somewhere,” peering into another part of the office, “Nope, no weapons over there,” he said, laughing. “Maybe under here,” he said. The Bush Cheney era—a laugh riot (joke on the world).

OK, I’ll bite…How about NOW?

I seem to recall they found a lot, but not what some would define as WMDs. I guess when they question “What is a WMD” they got caught up on the definition of “is”. :-P

Saddam deposed… check. No WMD’s… check. No 9/11 terrorists… check.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!

Finding or not finding the weapons did not change the fact that Saddaam Hussein had to go. He was dangerous to world peace. And he had only himself to blame. If he had nothing to hide he shouldn’t have stalled and obstructed UN inspectors at every turn. Since we could not get in to see what was actually happening, we were left with no choice but to act upon the information we had on hand at the time. All the intelligence said that there were or could have been weapons of mass destruction in the Iraqi’s hands. We were wrong. But how much worse would it have been to have done nothing and then been proven right. Think about it.