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Saturday, June 16, 2007 12:00 AM

The NYT on the administration's "debate" over whether to attack Iran

A front-page article examining the possibility of a new war includes some questionable facts and excludes some relevant ones.
Glenn Greenwald

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  • Saturday, June 16, 2007 11:05 AM

    Where are the Dem candidates on Iran?

    Especially the two most likely nominees: Hillary and Obama?

    Are they for war with Iran, or do they fear being attacked for their views? We should be hearing more from the Dem leadership in Congress, too.

    Also, if enough Americans favor more wars against people not like them, or just don't give a damn about anything but themselves, little will be done to stop this madness by those mentioned above. The only hope then to prevent war would be true heroic action from people in positions of power.

    America is not Germany in the 1930's, at least not yet.

    —capecoral Read capecoral's other letters

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