31 Oct 2003 | Matthew Oliphant said...

Maybe a dingo ate your mojo.

31 Oct 2003 | Don Schenck said...

Got my mojo back when I got my Spyder back! Now, I'm listening to Loverboy's "The Kid Is Hot Tonight"!!

*LAUGH*

31 Oct 2003 | mcelroy said...

Ah, the state of journalism...

31 Oct 2003 | Kristen said...

Wow, Rummy's quote isn't half as cool as Trent Lott's latest, regarding Iraq: "If we have to, we just mow the whole place down, see what happens."

Now that's a classic.

03 Nov 2003 | Paperhead said...

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According to the congressional resolution authorising the use of military force in Iraq, the administration is required to submit to the Congress reports of postwar planning every 60 days. The report, bearing Bush's signature and dated April 14 - previously undisclosed but revealed here - declares: "We are especially concerned that the remnants of the Saddam Hussein regime will continue to use Iraqi civilian populations as a shield for its regular and irregular combat forces or may attack the Iraqi population in an effort to undermine Coalition goals." Moreover, the report goes on: "Coalition planners have prepared for these contingencies, and have designed the military campaign to minimise civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure."

Yet, on August 25, as the violence in postwar Iraq flared, the secretary of defence, Donald Rumsfeld, claimed that this possibility was not foreseen: "Now was - did we - was it possible to anticipate that the battles would take place south of Baghdad and that then there would be a collapse up north, and there would be very little killing and capturing of those folks, because they blended into the countryside and they're still fighting their war?"

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Source

Does this count as Classic Rummy as well?

17 Jan 2004 | Justinian said...

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17 Jan 2004 | Ellois said...

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