Here's a video of
Ed Schultz, an
MSNBC "liberal" who sounds a hell of a lot like a
Neocon (circa 2002 and 2003) justifying the Coalition intervention in
Libya. Listen carefully to his arguments. If this isn't classic
Neoconservatism, I don't know what is. He even cites the bombing of
Pan Am flight 103 as a justification for U.S. intervention in Libya and regime change (i.e., dumping Gaddafi). If that horrific airline bombing is the real reason why the United States is involved in these military operations, why didn't Washington intervene years ago when Libyan involvement was first revealed?
Thankfully, some progressives, like
Jeremy Schahill - a fantastic investigative journalist (and frequent contributor to
The Nation magazine) who really tears Ed apart in this video - understand what is happening in Libya and aren't blinded by partisanship. Listen to his arguments. They make a hell of a lot of sense, in my view. It's a sad day when so many (but by no means all)
Democrats have become the
Neocons and quite a few
Republicans have suddenly morphed into
Cindy Sheehans. But in this pathetic episode, that's exactly what has happened.
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