Re: OT: Here's the WMD


Bushwhacker wrote:
bvallely@xxxxxxx wrote:
Bushwhacker wrote:
bvallely@xxxxxxx wrote:
Bushwhacker wrote:
bvallely@xxxxxxx wrote:
Newport wrote:

Santorum belongs in a Santorium.>>>
Sending people who tell the truth to sanatoriums is the hallmark of
fascists.
Like imprisoning and torturing innocent people in Guantanamo and Abu
Ghraib.>>>>
The vast majority of the people in Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib are
real, actual, not kiddin' fascists. And they count on your support.

You have absolutely no shred of proof to back up that statement.>>>>

I need proof to show that the enemy is helped by your support?


In other words, that separate lie aside, you have absolutely no proof of
your statement, so you are trying to change the subject.>>>

Nah, I just don't have enough respect to waste time looking up obvious
information that you'll just ignore.

You're
simply -- and I do mean *simply* -- accepting the contention of a group
of fascist thugs who are well-documented liars.>>>

Ah, yes, Bush's "well documented lies". Like the Yellowcake...oops,
Wilson was proven to be a liar there.

Nope, Bush inserted the lie into the State of the Union.>>>>

What lie might that be. Here's the offending 16 words:


"The British Government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently
sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."

Are you saying that the British Government didn't really claim that
Saddam Hussein sought uranium?


They yellowcake charge was known to be false when he said it. >>>>

Bullshit. "The British government did indeed have information about
Iraqi efforts to purchase uranium in Africa, and it wasn't connected
to the forgeries. And the definitive British parliamentary inquiry -
the Butler Commission Report of July, 2004 - not only did not deliver
"a scathing critique," but totally endorsed the position of British
intelligence.

The key paragraph in the Butler Report is this:

We conclude that...the statements on Iraqi attempts to buy uranium from
Africa in the Government's dossier, and by the Prime Minister in the
House of Commons, were well-founded. By extension we conclude also that
the statement in President Bush's State of the Union Address of 28
January 2003 that: "The British Government has learned that Saddam
Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa"
was well-founded. (Page 123, Paragraph 499)

http://www.nationalreview.com/ledeen/ledeen200604100726.asp


The only question is whether he knew it was a lie before or after.>>>>

Hour by hour, your shrill lie grows weaker and weaker.

Well, Bush lied, kids died. Oh,
wait, we've found massive amounts of WMD, old, but they're there.


So are a bunch of chemistry sets, Chicken Little (or, even better,
Little Chicken).<<<

500 missiles loaded with mustard gas. Pointed in the right directions,
they could kill millions.


Just a few:
"We know where the WMDs are.">>>

We probably did. They moved them.

An hour ago, I knew where my IPOD was and said so. My girlfriend
borrowed my IPOD, so I don't know where it is now. Was I lying an hour
ago?

"Saddam Hussein provided safe harbor and sanctuary forr Al Qaeda.">>>

This is the truth.

"The Iraqis will greet us as liberators.">>>

Clearly, they do. There is no what 500,000 soliders would survive if
50,000,000 citizens were against them.

"The insurgency is in its last throes."

Zakari seems to think so, and left a note saying so.

"The Iraqi oil will pay for the country's reconstruction."

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