Title : 15 years ago I started a notebook... and now we're up to Day 3 of the Iraq War notebook.
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15 years ago I started a notebook... and now we're up to Day 3 of the Iraq War notebook.
The top of the page says "March 21, 2003," and CNN is saying "'Shock and Awe' under way." I transcribe Wolf Blitzer saying "In 30 years, I've never seen anything like this on live television."
On Fox News, Jim Angle says "someone is going to get hurt" — the hope was it would be Saddam Hussein:
Shep Smith waxed poetic about "white flashes... peppering the night air" (because pepper is white):
Now, Saddam's palace is burning, not the palace he lives in, but the one you've heard about with the golden toilets. Watching from the newsroom, the reporter was thrilled by "pinpoint strikes," "smart bombs," and "precision accuracy":
Rumsfeld retreated into that cutesy-cagey mode we got to know so well back in those days...
... when the Iraq ware was young and free.
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