Seymour Hersh is a Deranged Idiot
I made a mistake when I wrote that Seymour Hersh is an Idiot, actually he's a deranged idiot: in a speech in Doha, Qatar, Hersh told listeners that a cabal of neoconservative "crusaders" in the previous administration hijacked U.S. foreign policy in order to spread Christianity in Muslim lands. To quote Hersh, this cabal's attitude was: "We’re gonna change mosques into cathedrals." (1)
What a nice thing to say in a Muslim country, just what Muslims need to hear, that American Crusaders are in the Middle East to convert Muslims to Christianity. Want to bet that hundreds of Christians throughout the Muslim world will pay for his remarks with their lives? Don't Christians have enough of a hard time in Islamic countries? Just when liberals are tossing accusations that the Arizona killings are the fault of conservatives' incendiary speech, this moron, this deranged traitor throws more logs on the anti-Christian bonfire spreading throughout Islam.
God save this country from leftist loonies.
A tip tip of the turban 
to Dan Friedman in NYC.
ENDNOTES
(1):
CommentaryMagazine, The Unraveling of Seymour Hersh
The New Yorker's investigative reporter Seymour Hersh seems to be unraveling. According to a story posted on Foreignpolicy.com, in a speech in Doha, Qatar, Hersh
delivered a rambling, conspiracy-laden diatribe here Monday expressing his disappointment with President Barack Obama and his dissatisfaction with the direction of U.S. foreign policy.
"Just when we needed an angry black man," he began, his arm perched jauntily on the podium, "we didn't get one."
It quickly went downhill from there.
Blake Hounshell reports that Hersh, who is writing a book on what he calls the "Cheney-Bush years," charged that U.S. foreign policy had been hijacked by a cabal of neoconservative "crusaders" in the former vice president's office and now in the special operations community. "What I'm really talking about is how eight or nine neoconservative, radicals if you will, overthrew the American government. Took it over," he said of his forthcoming book. "It's not only that the neocons took it over but how easily they did it — how Congress disappeared, how the press became part of it, how the public acquiesced."
During his remarks, Hersh brought up the widespread looting that took place in Baghdad after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. "In the Cheney shop, the attitude was, ‘What's this? What are they all worried about, the politicians and the press, they're all worried about some looting? … Don't they get it? We're gonna change mosques into cathedrals. And when we get all the oil, nobody's gonna give a damn.'"
