"The war was predicated upon intelligence reports for several international sources – naturally not all of which was taken at face value, and much of which was taken with a grain or two of salt. "
I see, so the fact that any joe-shmoe with a web-browser could tell the MKO, AAI and Salman Px al-qaeda 'links' were of no veracity demonstrates what level of due dilligence by our administration??
" Reports from authorized UN sources, though, were accepted as fact. "
Yes, including El-Baradei and Blix public reports to the UN that no WMD or WMD production sites had been found?
"and a strong possibility of an active nuclear weapons program. "
Can you please quote from Mr. Al-baredeis report before the UN where exactly he said this?
"All of this, btw, remains very possible."
So is the Yeti, and so are space aliens giving humans rectal probes- all quite possible. About as likely though, as a monkey typing out all of shakespears work by banging on a typewriter (also very imporbable)
Davin L.
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