<Jan. 24 — When President Bush traveled to the United Nations in September to make his case against Iraq, he brought along a rare piece of evidence for what he called Iraq’s “continued appetite” for nuclear bombs. The finding: Iraq had tried to buy thousands of high-strength aluminum tubes, which Bush said were “used to enrich uranium for a nuclear weapon.”
That was absolutely untrue, and the highest levels of United States Government spouted these untruths. Either they knew better, or they should have, but the truth is they demonstrated no regard for the truth.
And there are people on these BBSs who believe absolutely everything theses folks say. In spite of the evidence.
Or so it seems.
Arf (NEVER believe your own propaganda)
U.S. evidence on Iraq questioned.
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- U.S. evidence on Iraq questioned.
- Re: U.S. evidence on Iraq questioned.
- That acorn didn't fall far from the tree
- Does this mean you are calling Bush a nut?...........n/t (n/t)
- But Sadam did have a Nuclear bomb manufacturing program then...
- God help me, I love it so....
- Unrequited love
- And now, from the Department of Really Slow Learners, we have...
- Things like what actually happened are wasted on Lindy et al. § (n/t)
- Your pal Saddam appreciates you very much.
