Stevie Nichts wrote:
> On Mar 26, 10:41�pm, Jeffrey Turner <jtur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>>Stevie Nichts wrote:
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>>>Behold anew the unbridled arrogance of the far left. Not for them
>>>a discussion of the facts, merely decress from the mount.
>>
>>Which facts? �That there were no WMDs?
>
>
> That's a terribly clumsy attempt to change the subject.
> But since you bring it up:
>
> Need you be reminded, for the umpteenth time, that Bill
> Clinton and his entire cabinet believed there were WMDs?
No, they said that if they were left on their own the Iraqis would
develop WMDs. But what they "believed" shouldn't be the basis for a
war. The evidence of WMDs wasn't there.
> Or that prominent Congressional Democrats believed it
> as well?
Congress believed what they were told by the administration.
That was a mistake.
> Or the intelligence agencies of many countries?
Who else was convinced by the evidence? Even the British said "the
intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy."
> And the UN as well?
A majority of the Security Council never agreed with the invasion. But
Powell put on a masterful performance - all based on lies.
> Or that Bill Clinton believed that Iraq
> had WMDs even after he left office?
As if it matters. Even if he wasn't a congenital liar.
> Must you prove my point so... enthusiastically?
You can't even prove your own point.
--Jeff
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- Winston Churchill, Nov. 21, 1943
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