Wes Clark’s second push to stop an attack on Iran
Wes Clark has sent out another plea for action to help stop a war with Iran. This one includes a great video.
Silence.
That is what worries me. With every passing day that the administration won’t talk to Iran, we come closer to an Iranian nuclear weapon, and the time at which the decision must be made whether or not the administration will use its military option.
In today’s video blog, Jon Soltz, chairman of VoteVets.org, and I discuss the serious consequences of using military force against Iran–the impact on our men and women in uniform, U.S. influence in the region, and the stability of the Middle East.
The Bush Administration may refuse to have direct talks with Iran, but we cannot remain silent.
An attack on Iran will put additional strain on our already overextended military. It could well affect the United States’ ability to extricate our forces from Iraq, as our troops will likely face even more attacks on the ground. And there will be potential for hostilities on American embassies abroad, a hike in oil prices, and an increased likelihood of terrorist attacks wherever Hizballah has active cells. You just don’t know, and quite frankly, I don’t want us to find out.
I need you to stand with me today.
Make your voice heard. Tell George W. Bush war with Iran is not the answer.
Visit StopIranWar.com and sign the petition today!
Then be sure to watch our latest video blog.
Your efforts are having an impact. The media is starting to pay attention. Democratic leaders in Washington are starting to act. But we can’t rest now. We cannot remain silent.
You would think that Daily Kos, MyDD and many of the other big lefty blogs would be all over this. I mean, what could be more important than trying to stop the Middle East from going up in flames, not to mention the additional danger to the men and women on the ground in Iraq? But they appear to be more interested in trying to get the candidates to say no to the Fox hosted debate in Nevada. StopIranWar.com offers a badge they can sport on their sites but so far the big guys have shown no interest.
No wonder the voters think Democrats don’t care about national security.
