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sacX 09-28-2003 04:19 AM

Iraq War Data was Weak - Intelligence Committee
 
WashingtonPost

surprise surprise but this is what a lot of folk seem to have been waiting for.. Obviously this isn't the full report but some nice keywords from the letter

"circumstantial", "fragmentary" ,"too many uncertainties"

General tone sounds fairly critical.

uranidiot 09-28-2003 04:46 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by sacX
WashingtonPost

surprise surprise but this is what a lot of folk seem to have been waiting for.. Obviously this isn't the full report but some nice keywords from the letter

"circumstantial", "fragmentary" ,"too many uncertainties"

General tone sounds fairly critical.

Don't waste your time trying to educate those who spend their lives in denial. :Graucho

Paul Markham 09-28-2003 05:00 AM

I said it before here and will say it again.

The generals knew they were not facing WMD, the troops were moving so fast the supply lines could not keep up. Not a good tactic if you are facing an enemy with WMD that can be launched in a few hours.

The tanks and guns they were facing were unusable, covered in sand and mostly deserted. The troops were no where to be seen. This was reported by the special forces inside the country long before the war.

Take out Iraq and tell us what Bush has achieved in the last two years.

Carlos 09-28-2003 05:51 AM

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Originally posted by charly
Take out Iraq and tell us what Bush has achieved in the last two years.
The few good things or the many bad things ? :Graucho

uranidiot 09-28-2003 05:55 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by charly
I said it before here and will say it again.

The generals knew they were not facing WMD, the troops were moving so fast the supply lines could not keep up. Not a good tactic if you are facing an enemy with WMD that can be launched in a few hours.

The tanks and guns they were facing were unusable, covered in sand and mostly deserted. The troops were no where to be seen. This was reported by the special forces inside the country long before the war.

Take out Iraq and tell us what Bush has achieved in the last two years.


I still can't get over my discussion with 12clicks last night.

He actually admitted that he believes everything Bush says.

The political naivity, ideological blindness, and docile nature (towards government) of much of the US population just boggles the mind.

Well, I guess they get everything they deserve.

I guess 12clicks agrees with Bush being anti-porn too.

rooster 09-28-2003 06:26 AM

now we got military experts on gfy too.

The word put out by sadaams generals was that chemicals would be used when troops entered a certain line on the outskirts of baghdad. And that was where all their toughest best trained soldiers were. Thats why it was easy to advance so quick.



I like how this little number was swept under the gfy rug http://www.gallup.com/subscription/?m=f&c_id=13919

uranidiot 09-28-2003 06:31 AM

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Originally posted by rooster
now we got military experts on gfy too.
Probably not. But there's a few pragmatists.

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The word put out by sadaams generals was that chemicals would be used when troops entered a certain line on the outskirts of baghdad.
How do you know this, or are you basing this on hearsay?

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I like how this little number was swept under the gfy rug http://www.gallup.com/subscription/?m=f&c_id=13919
So you really care for the iraqi people do you?

That's fine, you'll be paying for the development of their country for years to come.

You can feel proud.

directfiesta 09-28-2003 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by rooster


The word put out by sadaams generals was that chemicals would be used when troops entered a certain line on the outskirts of baghdad. And that was where all their toughest best trained soldiers were. Thats why it was easy to advance so quick.



I like how this little number was swept under the gfy rug http://www.gallup.com/subscription/?m=f&c_id=13919

The word was put out by the US. Gets ratings....

Stud Money 09-28-2003 09:35 AM

The words Intelligence and Government being used in the same document should be illegal IMHO

Paul Markham 09-28-2003 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by rooster
now we got military experts on gfy too.

The word put out by sadaams generals was that chemicals would be used when troops entered a certain line on the outskirts of baghdad. And that was where all their toughest best trained soldiers were. Thats why it was easy to advance so quick.



I like how this little number was swept under the gfy rug http://www.gallup.com/subscription/?m=f&c_id=13919

The military expert I was quoting was in Iraq three weeks before the invasion, he's in Special Forces.

They were relaying back what was there to face the troops.

Or would you rather believe Bush, that Iraq had to be invaded because it posed a threat to the US?

Saddam's nearest neighbors are Iran, he DID kill millions of Iranians with WMDs. How long do you think the Iranians would have sat at the border if Hans Blix had come back and said absolutely nothing here to worry about and Bush had agreed. 20 or 30 minutes?

Saddam was pulling a confidence trick, he had had his country starved of funds and supplies for years and a formidable foe sitting on his borders.

Simple isn't it?

Rochard 09-28-2003 11:05 AM

I'm a little bit confused as to why we are questioning our reasons for going into Iraq. After the Gulf war, the terms of surrender were pretty clear. The UN asked us to enforce the terms of this surrender, which we did.

And when we did Iraq fired on our airplanes. That's pretty much a fucking act of war. The first time Iraq fired on our planes we should have carpet bombed Bagdad.

Maybe if the fucking French was patrolling the no fly zone mandated by the UN and the terms of surrender, maybe they would feel differently. Maybe if French jets were getting fired at every other day the French would agree with us.

We did nearly what - eight years of putting up with him violating the terms of the surrender? That's enough of a reason already.

uranidiot 09-28-2003 11:10 AM

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Originally posted by RocHard
I'm a little bit confused as to why we are questioning our reasons for going into Iraq. After the Gulf war, the terms of surrender were pretty clear. The UN asked us to enforce the terms of this surrender, which we did.

And when we did Iraq fired on our airplanes. That's pretty much a fucking act of war. The first time Iraq fired on our planes we should have carpet bombed Bagdad.

Maybe if the fucking French was patrolling the no fly zone mandated by the UN and the terms of surrender, maybe they would feel differently. Maybe if French jets were getting fired at every other day the French would agree with us.

We did nearly what - eight years of putting up with him violating the terms of the surrender? That's enough of a reason already.

How's life as an American cliche?

12clicks 09-29-2003 05:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by RocHard
I'm a little bit confused as to why we are questioning our reasons for going into Iraq. After the Gulf war, the terms of surrender were pretty clear. The UN asked us to enforce the terms of this surrender, which we did.

And when we did Iraq fired on our airplanes. That's pretty much a fucking act of war. The first time Iraq fired on our planes we should have carpet bombed Bagdad.

Maybe if the fucking French was patrolling the no fly zone mandated by the UN and the terms of surrender, maybe they would feel differently. Maybe if French jets were getting fired at every other day the French would agree with us.

We did nearly what - eight years of putting up with him violating the terms of the surrender? That's enough of a reason already.

Why?
how else can you get weakling into the whitehouse without constantly attacking the guy who's there?

This is what idiots call a strong argument that we had weak intel:
"The absence of proof that chemical and biological weapons and their related development programs had been destroyed was considered proof that they continued to exist,":1orglaugh

Paul Markham 09-29-2003 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks


Why?
how else can you get weakling into the whitehouse without constantly attacking the guy who's there?

This is what idiots call a strong argument that we had weak intel:
"The absence of proof that chemical and biological weapons and their related development programs had been destroyed was considered proof that they continued to exist,":1orglaugh

That seems a strong enough argument to me.

When you enter the world of politics and diplomacy you have to consider the different aspects.

Yes Saddam did fire on US, and UK planes I believe, but did he hit one, did he have the capabilities of hitting one?

Did the US retaliate and take out the tracking radar batteries and the missile sites?

The decision to go to war has to be a little more than "We think he might have WMDs and he might be able to deliver them and he might actually do it.

If Bush did know what he was really facing then he is a war criminal, if he did not then he's misguided.

Because thousands of innocent people died in that war and it does not wash to say it was Saddams fault. He was playing a game to stay in power and the sensible call would have been to walk out and said that he had zero WMDs, little equipment and a pretty useless army. It would have been the truth and the Iranians would have invaded and removed him.

But then the question is "Was it done to prevent the Iranians from having the oil?" Which then leads to "What right does a superpower have to dictate events on the other side of the world?"

Was the oil in the world market place? No
Would the Iranians be accepted as sellers of the oil after an invasion? Probably.
Would sanctions of been lifted if the Iranians kicked out Saddam? Very likely.

The Whitehouse does not like the Iranians. Would Iran be pro Western and less fundamentalist if they were receiving billions of dollars a day? Happens elsewhere, the guys filling their pockets with cash, usually eliminates the opposition.

RedBumper 09-29-2003 06:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by charly

Take out Iraq and tell us what Bush has achieved in the last two years.

Alot of nosehair?

12clicks 09-30-2003 06:07 AM

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Originally posted by charly
That seems a strong enough argument to me.
of course it does libby.

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Originally posted by charly
When you enter the world of politics and diplomacy you have to consider the different aspects.
no shit? you should write a book about politics and diplomacy with all that knowledge!

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Originally posted by charly
Yes Saddam did fire on US, and UK planes I believe, but did he hit one, did he have the capabilities of hitting one?
You mean the saddam who lost the gulf war and agreed to certain conditions for us to not completely take over his country? you mean that guy? because from your tone, it would seem you were talking about the leader of some other harmless country who did NOT attack kuwait.

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Originally posted by charly
Did the US retaliate and take out the tracking radar batteries and the missile sites?
yes, but I suppose in the liberal mind, that's wrong too.

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Originally posted by charly
The decision to go to war has to be a little more than "We think he might have WMDs and he might be able to deliver them and he might actually do it.
odd that you would object to this. This is the exact mandate the American people gave him after 9/11

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Originally posted by charly
If Bush did know what he was really facing then he is a war criminal, if he did not then he's misguided.
all because a porn peddler like yourself says so. ok.
oh, are you Belgian?

Quote:

Originally posted by charly
Because thousands of innocent people died in that war and it does not wash to say it was Saddams fault. He was playing a game to stay in power and the sensible call would have been to walk out and said that he had zero WMDs, little equipment and a pretty useless army. It would have been the truth and the Iranians would have invaded and removed him.
Really? with US forces in Iraq?
perhaps you shouldn't write that book about politics and diplomacy after all.

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Originally posted by charly
But then the question is "Was it done to prevent the Iranians from having the oil?"
well, I guess if you're going to invent a scenario that would never happen, you can invent a question to go wih it.
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Originally posted by charly
Which then leads to "What right does a superpower have to dictate events on the other side of the world?"
is that where it leads?
Look, I'm sure being a pacifist weakling all of your life has taught you to fear strength. Perhaps you should move to france.

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Originally posted by charly
Was the oil in the world market place? No
Would the Iranians be accepted as sellers of the oil after an invasion? Probably.
Would sanctions of been lifted if the Iranians kicked out Saddam? Very likely.

chuckle head, how many questions are you going to ask about an iranian invasion that would never happen? 5? 10? it's this the leftist way of convincing people that the US was wrong?

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Originally posted by charly
The Whitehouse does not like the Iranians.
Niether do Americans. what country are you from?
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Originally posted by charly

Would Iran be pro Western and less fundamentalist if they were receiving billions of dollars a day?

of course not.
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Originally posted by charly
Happens elsewhere, the guys filling their pockets with cash, usually eliminates the opposition.
Does it really? please point out where muslim fundamentalists have become pro Western because they ran into some money.

If this is the fantasy land you live in, no wonder you make such non-sensical posts.

directfiesta 09-30-2003 08:30 AM

Weak??? LOL...

Quote:

Iraqi defectors' weapons claims were 'false'

Julian Borger, Washington
Tuesday September 30, 2003
The Guardian

US military intelligence has concluded that almost all the claims made by Iraqi defectors about Saddam Hussein's alleged secret weapons were either useless or false, it was reported yesterday.
The assessment by the Pentagon defence intelligence agency (DIA), leaked to US journalists, amounts to an indictment of the Iraqi National Congress, which brought the defectors to Washington's attention, adding to the momentum towards invasion.
Useless or false, not weak....

PS:" is that the " darn good intelligence" that GW Bush was referring to, or they I not understand him right. He was not referring to his own I hope....

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The DIA report strikes at the heart of administration's justification for going to war: that the Iraqi regime represented an imminent danger to the US because of its development of weapons of mass destruction.
"imminent ".... even 45 minutes.... 1600 US inspectors under CIA's Kay and still not a single crack bottle filled with anthrax, as exhibited by Powell at the UN... remember... scarry... let's go to war....

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Much of the US and British case against Saddam was built on the testimony of defectors, and in Washingtonat least, most of those defectors were shepherded out of Iraq by the INC.
....
The INC defectors were largely spurned by the CIA and state department, who believed they were concocting stories in the hope of being resettled in the US.
Don't need much "intelligence" to figure that out: you have been fed what you wanted to hear and what your president wanted to scare you with, with the excuse " According to..., according to ... "

Quote:

But they won an enthusiastic audience in the Pentagon's office of special plans (OSP), set up after September 11, which became a parallel civilian channel for intelligence on Iraq, operating independently of the uniformed officers running the DIA.

According to yesterday's edition of Time magazine, the INC's American representative in Washington, Francis Brooke, was in weekly contact with the head of the OSP, William Luti, in the build-up to the war.

Neither Mr Brooke nor the INC office in Washington returned calls yesterday.

The OSP has been disbanded since the war, but its staff remains at work under different titles in the Pentagon.

So was Dick Cheney .... You have been " OWNED" as you happily say so often...

And now you are and will be paying for it...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story...052334,00.html

rooster 09-30-2003 08:34 AM

direct, heres a question. did you dislike ronald reagan

directfiesta 09-30-2003 08:42 AM

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Originally posted by rooster
direct, heres a question. did you dislike ronald reagan
A simple NO.

But what has this to do with my above post???
Does it make the claims " true" ....

Rich 09-30-2003 09:32 AM

hahahaha, did 12clicks really say he believes everything Bush says? That's priceless. I've heard about the ignorant Americans who believe everything they see on TV, but I don't think I've had the opportunity to talk to one. This could be fun. What about Saddam Ron, do you think he was the mastermind behind 9/11? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Maybe you should pull your head out of your ass and stop watching Fox news for ten minutes before you try to have a conversation with grown ups. A pornographer supporting Ashhahahahaha is about the most idiotic thing I've ever heard.

jayeff 09-30-2003 09:46 AM

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Originally posted by uranidiot
I still can't get over my discussion with 12clicks last night.

He actually admitted that he believes everything Bush says.

The political naivity, ideological blindness, and docile nature (towards government) of much of the US population just boggles the mind.

Well, I guess they get everything they deserve.


What choice does he have? At least on this board he has chosen to play the loud-mouthed red neck, someone for whom insults have taken the place of debate.

I have no idea whether that is his real personality or if he is just playing a role which he figures makes him a bigger draw here. Pretty sad either way.

Unfortunately, at least when it comes to wars, the people banging the drums the loudest are rarely the ones who have to suffer the consequences.

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:11 AM

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Originally posted by Rich
hahahaha, did 12clicks really say he believes everything Bush says? That's priceless. I've heard about the ignorant Americans who believe everything they see on TV, but I don't think I've had the opportunity to talk to one. This could be fun. What about Saddam Ron, do you think he was the mastermind behind 9/11? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
oh look, another idiot joins the argument.

please post a link where GW is quoted as saying saddam was the mastermind of 9/11 or go back into your hole.

I'll wait while you look.

uno 09-30-2003 10:14 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

oh look, another idiot joins the argument.

please post a link where GW is quoted as saying saddam was the mastermind of 9/11 or go back into your hole.

I'll wait while you look.

That's the beauty of that and the linguistics the admin has used. They never directly say anything. Instead, everything is insinuation and implication.

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:15 AM

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Originally posted by jayeff



What choice does he have? At least on this board he has chosen to play the loud-mouthed red neck, someone for whom insults have taken the place of debate.

really? any time you want to debate facts let me know, I'll happily wear you out.

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Originally posted by jayeff
I have no idea whether that is his real personality or if he is just playing a role which he figures makes him a bigger draw here. Pretty sad either way.
Yes, I'm sad. what is it you do again?

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Originally posted by jayeff

Unfortunately, at least when it comes to wars, the people banging the drums the loudest are rarely the ones who have to suffer the consequences.

No, when it comes to war, leftists can't be counted on to do the right thing even if its over national security.

post some facts kid. I'll wear you out.:1orglaugh

uranidiot 09-30-2003 10:15 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

oh look, another idiot joins the argument.

Yup, you're always around. :Graucho

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:16 AM

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Originally posted by uno
That's the beauty of that and the linguistics the admin has used. They never directly say anything. Instead, everything is insinuation and implication.
wrong. He said exactly what he meant. insinuation and implication is the liberal way.

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:17 AM

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Originally posted by uranidiot


Yup, you're always around. :Graucho

find any facts yet?


didn't think so.

uranidiot 09-30-2003 10:17 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

wrong. He said exactly what he meant. insinuation and implication is the liberal way.

That's priceless.

:1orglaugh

uno 09-30-2003 10:18 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

wrong. He said exactly what he meant. insinuation and implication is the liberal way.

OK, it's obvious you dont' think they are ever intentionally misleading. Sure they don't always mention Iraq in the same breath as 9/11. I can pretend.

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by directfiesta


http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story...052334,00.html

the guardian! ahahahahahahaha

is that where you french canadians get your *facts* that explains everything.

try reading hans blix's report:
http://www.efreedomnews.com/news%20a...eportJan27.htm


even if the big words are too hard for you to understand, you should still get the gist of it.
:thumbsup

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:24 AM

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Originally posted by uranidiot


That's priceless.

:1orglaugh

finish school. its your only hope.:1orglaugh

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:30 AM

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Originally posted by uno
OK, it's obvious you dont' think they are ever intentionally misleading. Sure they don't always mention Iraq in the same breath as 9/11. I can pretend.
you pretend so much, who cares?

9/11 and Iraq should be mentioned in the same breath. Iraq supports terrorism. I'm sure you were the one voice in America after 9/11 saying we don't need to stop terrorism but the rest of us want it stopped.

Iraq has chemical weapons, ties to terrorism, and a rogue dictator who invaded kuwait. I know its not much for a lefty pacifist but its plenty for me.
:thumbsup

JDog 09-30-2003 10:31 AM

They already had this. Nobody believes me tho! That's fucked our own country lying to us so we could go to war!

jDoG

directfiesta 09-30-2003 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks


find any facts yet?


didn't think so.

They never did, but they sure confused the easilely confusable americans, between two burgers:

Quote:

In the first place, no one in the administration ever claimed that Saddam was responsible for 9/11. The president pinned blame for that attack firmly on Al Qaeda. But the president and his administration also clearly stated that the war on terror was not limited to Al Qaeda, that it was a global war that would be fought on many fronts. The Axis of Evil included (in addition to Iraq) North Korea and Iran, neither of whom bears direct responsibility for 9/11 either. And the administration has dispatched troops to the Philippines as well as Afghanistan and Iraq.

Democrats point to polls showing that large numbers of Americans believe there was a link between Saddam and the attacks on 9/11. Now, how could people come to that belief? Perhaps because they?ve heard the uncontradicted reports that Saddam did have ties with Al Qaeda. Or perhaps they were thinking of the fact that he permitted Baghdad to become a haven for terrorists like Abu Nidal and others who lived out a comfortable retirement on his generosity. Or perhaps they were considering that Saddam Hussein paid the family of each suicide bomber who killed innocent Israelis the handsome sum of $25,000. Or maybe they had heard about the 707 Saddam maintained at Salman Pak for terrorists to practice hijackings on?

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/m...20030919.shtml

PS: american link, so it should be true... LOL

uno 09-30-2003 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks


you pretend so much, who cares?

9/11 and Iraq should be mentioned in the same breath. Iraq supports terrorism. I'm sure you were the one voice in America after 9/11 saying we don't need to stop terrorism but the rest of us want it stopped.

Iraq has chemical weapons, ties to terrorism, and a rogue dictator who invaded kuwait. I know its not much for a lefty pacifist but its plenty for me.
:thumbsup

It's nice you assume so much of me. I'm all for stopping terrorism thanks.

Iraq HAD chemical weapons. It's ties to terrorism includes a camp in the northern Kurdish controlled territory a few miles from Iran and a terrorist who went to Baghdad and died. Absolutely nothing to do with 9/11. He also invaded Kuwait with the assurance that it was of no interest to the US. If i'm a lefty pacifist for not supporting an elective, unecessary war fought on false pretenses that puts some of my family member's lives as well as kills thousands of civillians, then I'm pretty proud to be a "lefty pacifist".

directfiesta 09-30-2003 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks


Iraq has chemical weapons, ties to terrorism, and a rogue dictator who invaded kuwait. I know its not much for a lefty pacifist but its plenty for me.
:thumbsup

USA has chemical weapons, ties to terrorism ( CIA- Israel ...) , and a rogue dictator who invaded Iraq. I know its not much for a righty warmonger but its plenty for me.:1orglaugh

directfiesta 09-30-2003 10:38 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks

the guardian! ahahahahahahaha

is that where you french canadians get your *facts* that explains everything.

try reading hans blix's report:
http://www.efreedomnews.com/news%20a...eportJan27.htm


even if the big words are too hard for you to understand, you should still get the gist of it.
:thumbsup

Do you want to read last statment by Blix ( on the Guardian) or you prefer Fox news... or better close your eyes...

You bring nothing to refute the actualk post ....

http://www.12clicksisanidiot.org

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:39 AM

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Originally posted by directfiesta
In the first place, no one in the administration ever claimed that Saddam was responsible for 9/11. The president pinned blame for that attack firmly on Al Qaeda. But the president and his administration also clearly stated that the war on terror was not limited to Al Qaeda, that it was a global war that would be fought on many fronts. The Axis of Evil included (in addition to Iraq) North Korea and Iran, neither of whom bears direct responsibility for 9/11 either. And the administration has dispatched troops to the Philippines as well as Afghanistan and Iraq.

Democrats point to polls showing that large numbers of Americans believe there was a link between Saddam and the attacks on 9/11. Now, how could people come to that belief? Perhaps because they?ve heard the uncontradicted reports that Saddam did have ties with Al Qaeda. Or perhaps they were thinking of the fact that he permitted Baghdad to become a haven for terrorists like Abu Nidal and others who lived out a comfortable retirement on his generosity. Or perhaps they were considering that Saddam Hussein paid the family of each suicide bomber who killed innocent Israelis the handsome sum of $25,000. Or maybe they had heard about the 707 Saddam maintained at Salman Pak for terrorists to practice hijackings on?

PS: american link, so it should be true... LOL

well, *YOU* may be confused by America's war on terror but we aren't.
I've heard it was easy to confuse french canadians but I've not believed it until now.

12clicks 09-30-2003 10:45 AM

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Originally posted by uno
It's nice you assume so much of me. I'm all for stopping terrorism thanks.
no you're not.

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Originally posted by uno
Iraq HAD chemical weapons.
exactly.
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Originally posted by uno
It's ties to terrorism includes a camp in the northern Kurdish controlled territory a few miles from Iran and a terrorist who went to Baghdad and died.
wrong, as usual. off the top of my head we can add this terrorist:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,84265,00.html

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Originally posted by uno
Absolutely nothing to do with 9/11.
son, terrorism didn't start or end with 9/11
this is the liberal problem.
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Originally posted by uno
He also invaded Kuwait with the assurance that it was of no interest to the US.
really? who told saddam that, you or his sons?
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Originally posted by uno
If i'm a lefty pacifist for not supporting an elective, unecessary war fought on false pretenses that puts some of my family member's lives as well as kills thousands of civillians, then I'm pretty proud to be a "lefty pacifist".
be proud of yourself. no one else is.

directfiesta 09-30-2003 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 12clicks


well, *YOU* may be confused by America's war on terror but we aren't.
I've heard it was easy to confuse french canadians but I've not believed it until now.

In an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, Cheney was asked whether he was surprised that more than two-thirds of Americans in the Washington Post poll would express a belief that Iraq was behind the attacks.

"No, I think it's not surprising that people make that connection," he replied.

http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2003...ld131.raw.html

PS: Americans are confused. we figured it out the first time...

Nice racist comment BTW, but comomg from a fat slob hamburger humper... who cares.

The difference between us is that I can admit that one of your post ( about saying that the administration said that 9/11 ...) is accurate, but you can't. Intelligence is required to do so...


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