John Burns, foreign correpondent for the NYT, offers his opinion on Iraq.
And my guess is that history will say that the forces that we liberated by invading Iraq were so powerful and so uncontrollable that virtually nothing the United States might have done, except to impose its own repressive state with half a million troops, which might have had to last ten years or more, nothing we could have done would have effectively prevented this disintegration that is now occurring.
No outrage from the editors at the NYT??? I mean, sure, he didn't say the US could win but, he didn't Blame Bush.
Previously: Post-Pretense
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