The Pentagon would hold a massive march and country music concert to mark the fourth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said in an announcement tucked into an Iraq war briefing today.Of course, this whole
"This year the Department of Defence will initiate an America Supports Your Freedom Walk," Rumsfeld said, adding that the march would remind people of "the sacrifices of this generation and of each previous generation".
The march will start at the Pentagon, where nearly 200 people died on September 11, 2001, and end at the National Mall with a show by country star Clint Black.
Administration supporters insisted Rumsfeld was right to link Iraq and September 11, and hold the rally.And, as it turns out, it's super-extra impossible with Hussein out of power. What a putz.
"We are at war," said Representative Pete King, (Republican, New York)....
He also said attacking Iraq was necessary after September 11.
"You do not defeat al-Qaeda until you stabilise the Middle East, and that's not possible as long as Saddam Hussein is in power."
I can't wait to see the counter-rally in Central Park.
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