How does "Plan for Victory" come AFTER "Mission Accomplished"

[KitchenWitch]

I am confused! :grr:

[The Whiskey Priest]

1. Well first you have an Idiot for pResident

enough said....

[Fritz67]

2. It Am Bizarro World...

...Mission Accomplish Before Victory.

Not Take Money From Rich, Take It From Poor.

Unnecessary War Means Peace.

Brownie Am Doing Good Job.

It am making sense to me.

[Double T]

3. That 's the BASS AACKWARDS bush administration.........

where your FINISHED before you get STARTED!!!!!

[KitchenWitch]

4. I only wish the administration had been finished before they got

started... :mad:

[The_Casual_Observer]

5. For a short while it was a "strategy for victory".

But it didn't sound strong enough, so now there is a "plan", however, there aren't any specifics. The "plan" that they have proposed sure wouldn't pass the smell test as a small business plan if you were going to try to borrow money from your local bank.

[jody]

6. "Plan for Victory" is a pathetic joke. The sections dealing with military

strategy obviously have minimal input from military experts in DoD.

How can a military strategy that lacks strategic targets be called a strategy?

[KitchenWitch]

7. Well, since most of this administration actually served in a combat

situation, it comes as no surprise that they would drum up a proposal that lacks military strategy.

[mmonk]

8. Up is down.