<Although Clinton told the audience he did not have access to current intelligence information about Iraq, he said news reports citing American officials say the al-Qaida network remained a threat.
So-o...
Clinton & Bowser read between the same lines.
He told people the real concern in Iraq was Hussein's possible use of stockpiled chemical and biological weapons.
The former president reminded the audience of Hussein's propensity to use the weapons in the past, citing an attack on the Kurds and the Iran-Iraq war.
"He has maximum incentive not to use this stuff," Clinton said. "If we go, he has maximum incentive to use it because he knows he's going to lose."
Hussein has already proven himself to be an aggressive combatant against non-aggressive nations. He has also proven himself to be stockpiling chemical and biological weapons -- at least according to the lines Clinton reads between. These two points alone make him a viable U.S. target. Tempting fate through his support of terror tactics compounds him into a mandatory target.
Dan
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Re: Interestingly enough -- Clinton raises excellent reasons for an attack on Iraq . . .
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