You forgot Poland

1. A sad excuse for an arguement given by a incumbant President trying desperatly to escape his dismal record. While a "You forgot [Poland]" comment seems true, in reality the event never actually happened in the first place. A "You forgot [Poland]" comment is weak and a sign of desperation because even if it *did* happen as claimed, it would still be a really weak and practically meaningless point. > Person A: "Secondly, when we went in, there were three countries: Great Britain, Australia and the United States. That's not a grand coalition. We can do better." > Person B: "Well, actually, he forgot [Poland]" > (Person B has failed to realize that [Poland] was not actually in the group that "went in". Only in August of 2003 did [Poland] finally send troops, and it really had no effect anyway, merely a token, noncombat force.) Source: ecdict

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