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In fairness, he did so in part because this was going to go against Total's interests (see Oil, Power and War for that part of the story), but yeah, it was stil
by elproxy 2y ago
In fairness, he did so in part because this was going to go against Total's interests (see Oil, Power and War for that part of the story), but yeah, it was still the right stance to have and history proved him right.
- fransje26 2y agoAs opposed to invading in order to support the interests of Halliburton? Tough choice.. Let's also not forget the absolutely absurd intervention of Colin Powell at the UN Security Council, holding up a vial containing the ultimate "proof" of WMD. Good thing he didn't drop it.. /s