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Did the administration lie about WMDs
being in Iraq? All of you haters keep accusing the President, Chaney, Rumsfeld, and Powell of lying about WMDs.
The House and Senate Intelligence Committees are reviewing intel reports. If they conclude that the intel from the various agencies indicated that Iraq had WMD's will you still say that President Bush and the others were lying? |
Weapons were there, they were moved prior to the war.
Forgot to mention, we sold them to them so we know they had them. |
Like Ollie North taking the heat for Reagan, this administration will attempt to blame its lies on the intelligence community.
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Donald Rumsfeld ABC Interview March 30, 2003 ------------- Just when did this massive movement of weapons take place, and how did it escape our notice? |
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edit: let me elaborate. Say that it's a well-known fact that I like to blow things up, and am generally disliked because of it. Say you run a store, and I purchase large quantities of fertilizer and fuel oil from you. You're really gonna believe it's for my crops and my tractor, right? |
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I believe either they are in Iran or Syria.
Very easy to get it out without us knowing, they've been able to hide it from the UN for how long? |
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---------- Right now, Iraq is expanding and improving facilities that were used for the production of biological weapons. George W. Bush Speech to UN General Assembly September 12, 2002 We know where the WMD's are. They're in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south and north somewhat. Donald Rumsfeld ABC Interview March 30, 2003 Our intelligence officials estimate that Saddam Hussein had the materials to produce as much as 500 tons of sarin, mustard and VX nerve agent. George W. Bush State of the Union Address January 28, 2003 Right now, Iraq is expanding and improving facilities that were used for the production of biological weapons. George W. Bush Speech to UN General Assembly September 12, 2002 Well, there is no question that we have evidence and information that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction, biological and chemical particularly . . . all this will be made clear in the course of the operation, for whatever duration it takes. Ari Fleisher Press Briefing March 21, 2003 We have sources that tell us that Saddam Hussein recently authorized Iraqi field commanders to use chemical weapons -- the very weapons the dictator tells us he does not have. George W. Bush Radio Address February 8, 2003 There is no doubt that the regime of Saddam Hussein possesses weapons of mass destruction. And . . . as this operation continues, those weapons will be identified, found, along with the people who have produced them and who guard them. Gen. Tommy Franks Press Conference March 22, 2003 -------------------- You mean its wrong 100% of the time, but only.. conveniently.. when it being wrong is to your political advantage. |
reminds me pretty much of iraqies killing kuwait babies in the first gulf war ... ahhh well, you always have to give something to the public to get them behind your plans ... this time they just lied about WMD´s ...
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill...-iraq-lie.html |
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As usual, you are playing the staw man card. People don't lie in these circumstances because they know their lies will be found out, nitwit, they stretch the truth in the beginning because they really believe that evidence will be found later to support them. In many cases, if they guess right, politicians get away with it. Fact is they were so gung-ho about going to war they played fast and loose with the truth in the belief that their lies would be vindicated after the war, and that no one would ever know that they weren't as sure about the WMD's as they appeared to be beforehand. unfortunately it hasn't turned out that way, so now they have to use the intelligence community as a scapegoat. |
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Another pathfinder thread about how Bush would never lie.
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i fucked theking
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The ploy should be obvious.. use backdoor pressure to force intelligence agencies to tell you the weapons might be there, then if they aren't found, you can use the intelligence people as a scapegoat. |
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If they'd gotten more public support by saying that small green martians had invaded Iraq and they needed to save mankind, I'm sure we'd heard that too. The reaction of people like you makes it quite easy to get away with lies and more lies. Sure, there is absolutely a _possibility_ that they actually believed there were WMD's there. There's even a possibility there actually was WMD's there. But fact is, so far they haven't been found, despite statements engineered to at least give the impression that there were rock hard proof (which would indicate that one knows WHERE they are as well, or they couldn't know whether they'd later been disposed of). Given the statements that have been coming out of the US government it appears extremely likely that someone has at the very least been stretching the truth, or done a very ad job at fact checking. Whether it's the administration or the intelligence community? I would say the administration, for the very simple reason that the CIA recommended AGAINST a war, and the Rumsfeld and in particular Wolfowitz are well known to have wanted a reshaping of the Middle East for years and years. |
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Iraq's WMD are in Syria or in worst case in Belarus
Saddam and his sons are in one of those places as well small chanse that they might be in N Korea or Lybia |
We could have just planted the weapons there and went oh we found some. Well they still could plant them I guess.
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:thumbsup Right on bro! But you know the king..."My Bush Right or Wrong!" |
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-------- "Greg Thielmann, who retired in September after 25 years in the State Department, the last four in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research working on weapons, said it appeared to him that intelligence had been shaped "from the top down." "The normal processing of establishing accurate intelligence was sidestepped" in the runup to invading Iraq, said David Albright, a former U.N. weapons inspector who is president of the Institute for Science and International Security and who deals with U.S. intelligence officers" -------- Vince Cannistraro, a former chief of Central Intelligence Agency counterterrorist operations, said he knew of serving intelligence officers who blame the Pentagon for playing up "fraudulent" intelligence, "a lot of it sourced from the Iraqi National Congress of Ahmad Chalabi." --------- "This team, self-mockingly called the Cabal, "cherry-picked the intelligence stream" in a bid to portray Iraq as an imminent threat, said Patrick Lang, a former head of worldwide human intelligence gathering for the Defense Intelligence Agency, which coordinates military intelligence. The DIA was "exploited and abused and bypassed in the process of making the case for war in Iraq based on the presence of WMD," or weapons of mass destruction, he added in a phone interview. He said the CIA had "no guts at all" to resist the allegedly deliberate skewing of intelligence by a Pentagon that he said was now dominating U.S. foreign policy. " --------- And that is only what I found in the top 5 hits on my Google search. There have been, and will be, more. |
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FYI quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by theking It is difficult for me to understand why some of you people are so obessed with PF. It is difficult for me to understand why you cannot accept the fact that a seventy year old man died of a stroke. Doing a quick search of PF's posts I quickly found at least one post where he had spoke about having had strokes. On 07-02-2002 PF posted this and actually understated the extent of damage that having strokes had caused him. He had many strokes over a period of several years. It was clear to those that knew him that his memory had been affected, but probably not as clear to those that did not know him as he would have appeared to still be sharp to them. The last stroke that he had prior to his death left him partially paralyzed and with slurred speech. The doctor had told us that he would undoubedtly have a stroke that would kill him and there was not alot that could be done about it. We, the family, were prepared for his death on any given day. He also was a diabetic. At least two people that are members of this board knew him (three counting me) and at least one other member other than myself has posted that he is in fact dead. Read it, learn it, know it and get the fuck over it. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Pathfinder Actually this is new information that I cannot recall ever hearing about. I am old and I have had a few minor strokes that have affected my memory to some extent, so I am not intellectually as sharpe as I used to be. It is possible that this info disappeared as did the "piano lessons". I am intrigued by it and will read some more about it. One thing I did run across on one of the links: http://www.thethresher.com/indiscreet.html "The most frequently cited and circulated source of Bush-Nazi investigations/conspiranoia, George Bush-The Unauthorized Biography (a biography of George Herbert Walker Bush) by Webster Griffin Tarpley and Anton Chaitkin, published in 1992, while well-documented, is also the most suspect. The problem is that Tarpley and Chaitkin are colleagues of the political cult leader Lyndon LaRouche. Not surprisingly, they insist on overlaying otherwise solidly researched data with wildly speculative interpretations. The book, originally published by LaRouche's Executive Intelligence Review, though "out of print," is ubiquitous on the web, and freely used and quoted by Bush conspiranoia buffs of all persuasions." This makes me think that alot of what is said about this subject will have to be taken with a grain of salt, but apparently the government did take control of the company. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for the compliment. PF was a great man, a unique man, a mans man, and a warrior. I have spent most of my life trying to emmulate him (unsuccessfully I might add), may he rest in peace. |
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Do you think active intelligence people could speak up without losing their jobs and/or any chance of advancement if Bush was reelected? Even you aren't stupid enough to believe that. And, of course, not a single former intelligence person on that list really knows anything, all of them are lying about their knowledge and their active contacts just for publicity and because they hate bush, right? |
FYI I am not a fan of the President...did not vote for him...and will not vote for him and seriously hope that he is not re-elected.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2970784.stm
What you all have to remember is theking lives in his own world where Presidents are honest men like George Washington and Abe Lincoln. Presidents do not lie, Clinton never had sex with Monica, Nixon never heard the Watergate tapes. They bend the truth until it's a joke. theking also lives in a world where killing thousands of innocent people is acceptable. Imagine someone walking into your house and shooting your Mother because they thought you was going to hurt them. Think of it in that context, because this is how a lot of Iraqi's are thinking. That is how it happened, the bombs sent to the restaurant where the thought Saddam was killed waiters and cooks. But you would take up arms and protect your house and your mother or you would take revenge? Well the next suicide bomber who hits a US target is not so different is he? |
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King..wtf is the point of this thread/your question?
If the REPUBLICAN MAJORITY on the committee votes 7-6 that yadda yadda yadda..that supposedly proves WHAT? "Tilting windmills in the wind.." |
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Why do I bother? http://www.plasticsafety.com/images/speedbump.jpg Thwump! |
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And this guy has nick named me "Clueless" I look on that as the best compliment any one has ever paid me here.
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Note: In EVERY thread when King starts losing the argument, he always tries to nail you to the wall with his vicious retorts!:1orglaugh |
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He is lying I do not know anyone here other than him who knew PF, when asked a direct question he gives an indirect answer. No you did not answer the question. Two reasons; (1) You are lying. (2) You are lying. When you say they knew him, they met him or swapped emails? Or maybe bodily fluids. I got it theking and PF were lovers in the army together. :1orglaugh |
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