As Allahpundit is wont to say...Duuuude:

In the Vietnam War, the leaders of the White House claimed at the time that it was a necessary and crucial war, and during it, Rumsfeld and his aides murdered two million villagers. And when Kennedy took over the presidency and deviated from the general line of policy drawn up for the White House and wanted to stop this unjust war, that angered the owners of the major corporations who were benefiting from its continuation.

And so Kennedy was killed, and al-Qaida wasn't present at that time, but rather, those corporations were the beneficiary from the killing. And the war continued after that for approximately one decade. But after it became clear to you that it was an unjst and unnecessary war, you made one of your greatest mistakes, in that you neither brought to account nor punished those who waged the war, not even the most violent of its murderers, Rumsfeld. And even more incredible than that is that Bush picked him as secretary of defense in his first term after picking Cheney as his vice president, Powell as his secretary of state and Armitage as Powell's deputy, despite their horrific and bloody history of murdering humans.

Update: Heh: "Some five years after it was coined, Blair’s Law reaches a tipping point."

Related: Osama's past words and Mr. Rauch’s Ugly Narrative.