Marvin Gandall wrote:
This is why the Bush administration's reckless adventure in Iraq was out of
step with influential sectors of the US ruling class and the international
bourgeoisie who were (correctly) alarmed by its destabilizing effect on the
world economy and the Middle East. The
Chris Doss wrote:
Moscow's position before the war was that it would be
a catastrophic mistake that in violation of
international law that would badly damage the world,
but that, if it took place, Russia would act to
preserve its interests in Iraq.
Sounds just like John Kerry. Huge mistake to have
Your implicit position, then, I take it, is that
Russia (and Germany and France) should _not_ try to
preserve their national interests in the wake of the
war. Seems pretty rational to me.
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Chris Doss wrote:
Your implicit position, then, I take it, is that
Russia (and Germany and France) should _not_ try to
preserve their national interests in the wake of the
war. Seems pretty rational to me.
I assume this is directed toward me. I simply don't find terms such as
Germany, Russia and
