felusiak1
25.08.06, 07:03
Wczoraj czy tez przedwczoraj senator, ktory chcialby byc prezydentem
chcial przypodobac sie publicznosci i wejsc na pierwsze strony gazet.
Jako ulubieniec prasy nie mial zadnych trudnosci.
Powiedzial: "I think one of the biggest mistakes we made was underestimating
the size of the task and the sacrifices that would be required,"
A nastenie dodal: "That kind of overly optimistic talk has contributed
enormously to the frustration that Americans feel today because they were led
to believe this could be some kind of day at the beach, which many of us fully
understood from the beginning would be a very, very difficult undertaking."
Tymi slowami senator chce powiedziec, ze on wiedzial a Bush nie rozumial.
Takie bzdety byly nosne zanim powstal internet. Okazuje sie, ze to senator
wierzyl, iz pojdzie jak z platka. Oto rozmowa z Chrisem Matthewsem w progranie
Hardball 12 marca 2003:
MATTHEWS: Are you one of those who holds up an optimistic view of the post-war
scene? Do you believe that the people of Iraq or at least a large number of
them will treat us as liberators?
MCCAIN: Absolutely. Absolutely.
MATTHEWS: And you think the Arab world will come to a grudging recognition
that what we did was necessary? I mean by that the modern Arab leaders, the
people that we have to deal with.
MCCAIN: Not only that, they'll be relieved that he's not in the neighborhood
because he has invaded his neighbors on several occasions.
mccain.senate.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=Newscenter.ViewInterview&Content_id=750
Najzabawniejsze jest to, ze Bush nigdy nie powiedzial, ze bedzie latwo.
