Hi Bowser. Welcome back. I missed you.
Finally we are gaining some ground as Bush's "faux pas" (plural) seem to have revealed themselves to the American public. We can forgive them if they were asleep before or bamboozled by his machinations after.
Maybe that jock stap in the flight suit failed to convince them.
They can add THIS to the Bush Sr./Cheney connection:
I was reading an old UNCLASSIFIED JOURNAL last night (magazine of the Association of National Security Alumni, March 1984) about a book review called "The Spider's Web: The Secret History of How the White House Armed Iraq" before the first Gulf War. Then today I happened onto this, which co-incides with some of the information in the book. This lengthly and detailed article describes the business dealings of a plant here in Florida in Boca Raton back in the late 1980's and early 1990's that was making a chemical called, ferrocyanide, 2,000 gallons of which which was sent to Iraq just weeks, and even days BEFORE the Gulf War. It was a CIA front, secured by Wackenhut that knowingly sent these chemicals to Iraq to be used as a biological agent to experiment with on our soldiers, either wittingly or unwittingly. The fact is our troops were poorly protected by this agent that transferred these biological agents through our their faulty gas masks and that now over 7,000 Gulf War 1 soldiers are dead because of it, is a matter that needs to be taken to the highest courts in the land. For the owners and perpetrators of this heinous crime are still doing business with Iraq and could care less who pays with their lives, as long as their business deals are protected by unheard-of new laws signed into effect by presidential edict without Congress' knowledge. This article is an eye-opener and is fully documented to back it up.
There is proof that James Baker's law firm actually held the secret formulas for these deadly nerve agents and that he was contracted to Barbouti's chemical plant in Boca.
I am not anti-American. I am pro-America, but I have also followed the same players for the past 15 years over the Iran Contra affair. I'm sure you know veterans of the first Gulf War who might want to know about this (or their families) Some of the microbes from other agents live for 7 years and are attached to clothes and tools that came back from the first Gulf War. Whole famililes have been contaminated.

This is serious "business".
http://www.tomflocco.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=30&mode=&order=0&thold=0