[Rhodes22-list] Politics: How's It Going?

[Bill Effros]

Herb,

What's your point?

Murtha's point is that he's part of the government, and he's telling you 
that there is no war plan to release now or ever.  Murtha is the person 
military people talk to, and he is generally regarded as speaking for 
the military.

We had War Plans for WWII, and so did the Germans, and the Japanese.  
You can Google them if you really want to see them.

Bill Effros

Herb Parsons wrote:
> I keep hearing about "the plan" and "the timetable". I'd love for someone, ANYONE, to show me a plan and/or a timetable that was released to the general public, say 6 months prior to the end of WWII that bore even a close resemblance to the final outcome of that war.
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> Or any war, for that matter. 
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> Herb Parsons
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> 1971 Coronado 35
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>>>> DCLewis1 at aol.com 6/4/2006 5:22:09 pm >>>
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> In a message dated 6/4/2006 1:12:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
> flybrad at yahoo.com writes:
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> http://www.rhodes22.org/pipermail/rhodes22-list/attch/200606/04/Infidel01.bin 
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> Brad,
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> Regarding your comment "welcome to the long war" - you may be right.   Dim 
> leadership can go a long way towards creating an intractable situation, and  
> that certainly typifies the Iraq situation.  But no one does the US, and  
> especially the troops who directly bear the burden, a favor by putting them, or  
> keeping them,  in an intractable  loosing  situation.  If  you don't have a 
> credible win plan and time table, that grunt on the ground  taking fire is in a 
> loosing situation - it's just a matter of time until he  becomes a statistic
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