Dubya Spills The Beans

Near to the conclusion of Thursday evening's Presidential pow-wow, The Superbrain was asked the following question:

Mr. President, if you decide to go ahead with military action, there are inspectors on the ground in Baghdad. Will you give them time to leave the country, or the humanitarian workers on the ground, or the journalists?

To which he replied:

Of course, we will give people a chance to leave. And we don't want anybody in harm's way who shouldn't be in harm's way. The journalists who are there should leave. If you're going and we start action, leave. The inspectors -- we don't want people in harm's way.

He then talked about not wanting to hurt anybody except "Saddam and his group of killers". But if all white people are being instructed to leave, does this not suggest that anybody remaining in the country will be in "harm's way" -- including the 20-million-plus Iraqis who are not "Saddam and his group of killers"? And that, if these 20-million-plus will not be spirited away before the onslaught begins, that they're among those who "should" be in "harm's way"?

And if this statement can be given without anybody even noticing (indeed, if the question can be framed in such a manner as to presuppose that the niggers will not be escorted to safety, but rather will be left in "harm's way"), then, what are we to make of Western culture and society?

Posted by Eddie Tews at March 7, 2003 12:00 AM