] This is not only odd, but also it has substantial
] political implications for Bush and the United States.
] First, by providing no coherent answer, he leaves himself
] open to critics who are ascribing motives to his policy
] -- everything from controlling the world's oil supply, to
] the familial passion to destroy Saddam Hussein, to a
] Jewish world conspiracy. The Bush administration, having
] created an intellectual vacuum, can't complain when
] others, trying to understand what the administration is
] doing, gin up these theories. The administration has
] asked for it.

Stratfor lays out Bush's mistakes. One wonders if maybe Stratfor's explanation is just another ginned up theory.

Stratfor: Why won't Bush provide a coherent justification for Iraq?!