On the recordJuly 6, 2004
That is right. He said the Iraqi oil is going to pay for all of this. Look what he said the other day when he was asked what happened. He said, ``I think there was probably too great a willingness to believe that once we got to 55 people on the black list, the rest of those killers would stop fighting.'' Talk about rose-colored glasses, where people are committing suicide bombings to think that the next day, they were going to join the chamber of commerce, when we decided there was a new government in town. This was happy talk that is resulting in the deaths of our soldiers today and the incapacitation of the greatest military on Earth. Just to give an example of how bad it is, I will tell my colleagues, if I were a soldier holding a 50-caliber on the top of a Humvee, I would be proud of the people I serve with; but I would not be very proud of the civilian folks who have gotten me in this predicament on the streets of Baghdad. Look at this answer from General Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, about the civilians of the intelligence community and the lack of intelligence that our soldiers have been given.
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