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Iran gets the squeeze: Turkey, Iraq and Kuwait on the western flank, Afghanistan and Pakistan on the eastern
"Could the President know something that the Media and the Left don't?" asks Speed of Thought (found 'em in our Site Meter stats). Iran is getting the squeeze as The Bush Doctrine makes slow but steady headway on the ground. The old board game of "Risk" comes to mind:
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Garrett Dash Nelson
Dem Apples
Dem Apples doesn’t have to be a mere repository of apostrophic debates about liberalism and ironically amusing comments by slightly off-kilter cat women
Patricia Baker
Pat's Pond
One more nose-bite to you, Blogmother.
Pat Santy
Dr. Sanity
Sissy Willis at sisu puts on her psychological hat in this excellent post.
The dumb cowboy is looking like he may have an ace in the hole. It is often a huge benefit to be underestimated.
Posted by: goomp | July 07, 2004 at 01:34 PM
Your map is prettier than my map, yes I wrote about this some days ago. Bush is a lot smarter than people give him credit.
Posted by: mog | July 07, 2004 at 07:43 PM
How could I have missed your post (maybe I did see it and, unbeknownst to my forgetful self, "appropriated" your thoughts)? At any rate, I do agree with all three of us: Misunderestimate GW at your own risk!
Posted by: Sissy Willis | July 08, 2004 at 05:09 AM