Bush has a lot to say about success in Iraq. It’s the same s**t all over again, but at least he admitted that things are a mess and added a new and improved key word – surge.

And just for fun… let’s take a look at a summary of his speeches from the previous 3 years:

This doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me. Saddam still had planned trials for the future to convict him, and now he can’t be there to hear the charges against him because he’s dead… They killed him after the very first trial. He can’t defend himself for these future charges, and he cannot be punished for these future charges. Maybe they should have thought twice about killing Saddam, for at the very least, they were not done with him yet:

Hussein trial to resume with ‘vacant’ chair

I’m not the biggest fan of former President Ford, considering that he carried the torch for former President Nixon and held onto such monsters as Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld from Nixon’s administration, but according to this embargoed interview from the Washington Post, President Ford disagreed with the war in Iraq, it’s justification, and his own former appointees along with President Bush’s handling of the situation:

Ford Disagreed with Bush About Invading Iraq

So, Saddam Hussein is going to die. Amazing. Our government brought him to “justice” for war crimes, but yet our government created a bill (the Military Commissions Act, to be exact) which gives the Bush administration, and all that are involved on his behalf, immunity from conviction for their war crimes. There is a feeling of hypocrisy here.