THE BABBLER

Just read a column by Wild Bill Rusher
where-in he advocates bombing Iran. No
word on whether he wants to use our 1000
lb toys or just Enola Gay it with a single
plane and a single H bomb. His perennial
threats, accusations & glaring mis-state-
ments are there for God & man to chuckle
at.Most of his messages are variations of
his rantings (2007 style) of his rantings
(2003 style) of the do or die Iraq invasion.
Babbler offers no proof for his fear mong-
ering.

Bill Babbler adds a new tale that rivals any-
thing Harry Potter says or does and it adds
to his over-the-top moronic status. He tells
us when and if Iran attains nuclear
power it will trigger the same capability for
Egypt, Jordan, Arabia and "a dozen other
regimes in Asia, Africa & So. America will
follow suit." I guess the data, the equip-
ment, the money, the academicians and the
technical personell will be hanging on street
corners waiting to be picked up to make the
bombs. "Hey, come out of that tree. We go
home. Make bomb." "Aaaa. Dah. Cigaretto?"

Following on that brilliance Babbler Bill
warns IF in such a world a nuclear bomb is
smuggled into the US and IF it is detonated
how would we know If it came from Africa,
Asia or where-ever. There are more IFs in
that scenario than there are in Kipling's
poem.

But, hey, the Babbler is one smart guy.

Two things Babbler forgot. He doesn't men-
tion Iran is not Iraq. They will retaliate and
we have 160,000 American troops and 80,
000 contractors on their doorstep. Even a
clown with no military know-how would
have to think Iran's current weaponry is a
cause for thought.

Second. Iran is a signator of the UN's IAEA
and has a perfect right to pursue nuclear
power for electricity & other non-violent
domestic uses. Bill forgot to tell us this.

Lastly, Babbler Bill ends his laudation for
the bombing of Iran by letting his funde-
mentalist followers know God is on their
side. He quotes a couplet from Emerson
which seems to indicate God approves.
Without using the phrase "Bring 'em on"
that was the thought we were left with.

I didn't know God & Emerson exchanged
warrior thoughts. I'll check my Ralph
Waldo and get back to you.