Is it More than Politics with Wesley Clark?
Jack Lesser / WeAreChangeSeattle.org

LAKE FOREST PARK, Washington – Time makes for experience and lessons learned, knowledge gained. Wesley Clark served in the United States Army for thirty – four years and rose to the rank of four -star general as NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander, Europe. On his most recent book tour stop for A TIME TO LEAD, We Are Change Seattle talked with Wesley Clark about his book, 9/11, Iraq and Iran.

Only politics and posturing for an 08 position could challenge the integrity of someone who has shown the amount of courage, leadership and military achievements as Clark. Growing up in segregated Arkansas, later at West Point, and Vietnam, Clark is no stranger to adversity. His views on the challenges America faces today and those on the horizon should certainly be considered but are his answers here complete?

In his book, Clark makes reference to the Gulf of Tonkin as a “supposed attack” but balks when asked whether or not the possibility of a false flag operation could be used to justify war with Iran. Clark states “l don’t know anything about that”,” …the current administration is looking to find a way and a reason to attack Iran.” Someone with Clarks experience and intellect is certainly aware of the history of false flag operations and his response teeters the line into double think.
Clark has mentioned in several interviews that he feels the investigation into 9/11 is incomplete, having issues with the way intelligence was used for the Iraq war and echos those same concerns here. It is refreshing hearing him talk, a strain of sanity. I say strain simply because of the political undertones. Wesley Clark recently endorsed Hillary Clinton earlier this week which speaks louder than all the military decorations. Yes,We Are Change Wesley, but we want more than the other side of the coin, it is A TIME TO LEAD.