The 9/11 Commission informed us on Wednesday morning "no credible evidence" existed of a link between Iraq and al Qaeda in attacks against the United States. Many Americans who have not been paying close attention will be surprised to hear this. After all, it comes just two days after Vice President Dick Cheney said Saddam Hussein had "long-established ties" with al Qaeda, an assertion that the Associated Press, with a degree of reticence that ended up lending credence to a lie, explained, "has been repeatedly challenged by some policy experts and lawmakers."

President Bush never claimed Saddam was part of 911. This guy is spinning words.

What President Bush and Cheny said is true, Saddam and al Qeada had ties, President Clinton said so and there is a report, the Russian's said so, in fact Putin said (right after 911) that Saddam had plans to attack the US according to his intellegence.

You believe what you want and from who you want, I don't care and you don't care what I believe, that's fair. But lies from the media for there own agenda trying to persuade people is wrong. It's one thing to have a difference of opinion in a commentary but the news should be facts not propaganda.

The sad part about the 911 commission report is that so much attention is paid on the blame game and not how to fix what happened.

Regards,
SteveS