Sifting through the rubble.(Below The Beltway)
American Prospect, The, October, 2003 by Judis, John B.
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Last February I had lunch with a friend who was teaching at one of the military war colleges. He told me that the officers he knew were uniformly skeptical about a war with Iraq. "I don't think they are worried about fighting Iraq but about garrisoning it afterward," he said. I heard similar doubts about the wisdom of the war from foreign-policy experts, oil-industry consultants and Middle East historians, but the Bush White House was not interested in these opinions.
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It was listening to the echo chamber set up by the Pentagon, The Weekly Standard and the American ...
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