Dave Smith

He said, first off, he was dishonest. And I didn't call him, I knew this, but I let it slide. But he goes, you know, I was very iffy about the war in Libya. And it's like, I've read your columns. At the time. No, you fucking weren't. Okay.

He said, first off, he was dishonest. And I didn't call him, I knew this, but I let it slide. But he goes, you know, I was very iffy about the war in Libya. And it's like, I've read your columns. At the time. No, you fucking weren't. Okay.

Anyway, but he goes, I was very iffy about the war in Libya, but the war in Libya was fought because there was this tremendous fear that Gaddafi was about to go genocidal and it was a humanitarian intervention. And so then I said, okay.

Anyway, but he goes, I was very iffy about the war in Libya, but the war in Libya was fought because there was this tremendous fear that Gaddafi was about to go genocidal and it was a humanitarian intervention. And so then I said, okay.

Anyway, but he goes, I was very iffy about the war in Libya, but the war in Libya was fought because there was this tremendous fear that Gaddafi was about to go genocidal and it was a humanitarian intervention. And so then I said, okay.

But forget even the point that, okay, maybe their argument is they thought he was going to go genocidal and they didn't realize it would be so much worse without him. But I said, okay, Douglas, so riddle me this then. If it was a humanitarian intervention... How come I have four-star General Wesley Clark telling me 10 years prior that we had already made the plans to go overthrow Qaddafi?

But forget even the point that, okay, maybe their argument is they thought he was going to go genocidal and they didn't realize it would be so much worse without him. But I said, okay, Douglas, so riddle me this then. If it was a humanitarian intervention... How come I have four-star General Wesley Clark telling me 10 years prior that we had already made the plans to go overthrow Qaddafi?

But forget even the point that, okay, maybe their argument is they thought he was going to go genocidal and they didn't realize it would be so much worse without him. But I said, okay, Douglas, so riddle me this then. If it was a humanitarian intervention... How come I have four-star General Wesley Clark telling me 10 years prior that we had already made the plans to go overthrow Qaddafi?

Because he said this very clearly to Amy Goodman on Democracy Now! And then I mentioned that he later, actually very recently on Piers Morgan, he clarified that, This is really interesting. If people go watch it, Scott Horton, who is amazing, by the way, his book Provoked is the best book on Russia-U.S. post-collapse of the Soviet Union relations.

Because he said this very clearly to Amy Goodman on Democracy Now! And then I mentioned that he later, actually very recently on Piers Morgan, he clarified that, This is really interesting. If people go watch it, Scott Horton, who is amazing, by the way, his book Provoked is the best book on Russia-U.S. post-collapse of the Soviet Union relations.

Because he said this very clearly to Amy Goodman on Democracy Now! And then I mentioned that he later, actually very recently on Piers Morgan, he clarified that, This is really interesting. If people go watch it, Scott Horton, who is amazing, by the way, his book Provoked is the best book on Russia-U.S. post-collapse of the Soviet Union relations.

His book Enough Already is the best book that's been written on the terror wars. So Scott Horton is debating Wesley Clark on Piers Morgan. And this gets brought up. You know, the fact that you said in 2001 you had already seen in the Pentagon that we were going to overthrow seven countries in five years. Right. And OK, so he says he goes, well, actually, the plans go back to 1991.

His book Enough Already is the best book that's been written on the terror wars. So Scott Horton is debating Wesley Clark on Piers Morgan. And this gets brought up. You know, the fact that you said in 2001 you had already seen in the Pentagon that we were going to overthrow seven countries in five years. Right. And OK, so he says he goes, well, actually, the plans go back to 1991.

His book Enough Already is the best book that's been written on the terror wars. So Scott Horton is debating Wesley Clark on Piers Morgan. And this gets brought up. You know, the fact that you said in 2001 you had already seen in the Pentagon that we were going to overthrow seven countries in five years. Right. And OK, so he says he goes, well, actually, the plans go back to 1991.

And I saw them first from Paul Wolfowitz's office. And then basically the plans got killed and then they were revived by Richard Pearl and a study paid for by the Israelis. This was forced our general Wesley Clark's comments on it. So I brought that up and I go, well, look, you're going to say that this is a, you know, a humanitarian intervention.

And I saw them first from Paul Wolfowitz's office. And then basically the plans got killed and then they were revived by Richard Pearl and a study paid for by the Israelis. This was forced our general Wesley Clark's comments on it. So I brought that up and I go, well, look, you're going to say that this is a, you know, a humanitarian intervention.

And I saw them first from Paul Wolfowitz's office. And then basically the plans got killed and then they were revived by Richard Pearl and a study paid for by the Israelis. This was forced our general Wesley Clark's comments on it. So I brought that up and I go, well, look, you're going to say that this is a, you know, a humanitarian intervention.

But that seems strange because the plans to overthrow Gaddafi were already written many years earlier. And then they had their opportunity and they did it. I think it was more than just a humanitarian intervention. And then his responses were. This thing about how Paul Wolfowitz's name starts with an animal and ends Jewish. And it was kind of funny the way he said it.

But that seems strange because the plans to overthrow Gaddafi were already written many years earlier. And then they had their opportunity and they did it. I think it was more than just a humanitarian intervention. And then his responses were. This thing about how Paul Wolfowitz's name starts with an animal and ends Jewish. And it was kind of funny the way he said it.

But that seems strange because the plans to overthrow Gaddafi were already written many years earlier. And then they had their opportunity and they did it. I think it was more than just a humanitarian intervention. And then his responses were. This thing about how Paul Wolfowitz's name starts with an animal and ends Jewish. And it was kind of funny the way he said it.