<a href'http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/03/11/Iraq.Qaeda.link/>CNN
Many Americans who watch U.S. news coverage have accepted Saddam as the new enemy. Europeans have a different outlook.
"The European media, by contrast, have been very skeptical of the war, very aggressive of covering the anti-war movement," explained Kurtz, "and some people think they have a strain of anti-Americanism -- or at least anti-George Bush."
A 911 connection isn't need.
An association between Iraq and Al Qaeda is all that's required.
Historical actions of Iraq's leadership made it a singularity among countries that Al Qaeda call home.
The "why not attack the other countries with Al Qaeda" argument is getting tiresome.
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Product of our media?
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- Bin Laden is winning
- does ObL do cost-benefit analysis?
- Product of our media?
- Re: Bin Laden vs. Saddam
- Yes, and Saddam Hussein is winning too: Just ask Baghdad Bob!
- I hear that every time Bin Ladin sees a picture of George Bush he wets himself.
- Define "winning"
- No He's Loosing
- After the US Civil War
- That Is A Silly Title
