Gunner writes:

Well, let's talk about credibility, shall we?

Looks like we found a Wesley Clark for Prez supporter.

Nope. Although I'd trust someone with REAL military experience to run
a military operation.



Where WAS the link between Al-Qaeda and the Iragi government before
the invasion?

which one? The one between Iraqi Intelligence and Mohammed Atta?


You mean the one where Cheney debunks this?

http://www.democracynow.org/article....3/09/16/168251


Or
the one between bin Ladin himself and Saddam?


Do you mean the one where Rumsfield questions the excistance of this relationship?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3715396.stm


Or the ones that are turning up on various tapes recently discovered?
http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/Inve...ory?id=1616996
(hardly a right wing conspiracy blog...)


You mean the one where we finally have proof that Sadam lies?

And WHERE are those weapons of mass destruction?

Likely..Syria
http://www.nysun.com/article/26514


The CIA's Iraq Survey Group acknowledged in its September 30, 2004,
"Comprehensive Report," "we cannot express a firm view on the
possibility that WMD elements were relocated out of Iraq prior to the
war. Reports of such actions exist, but we have not yet been able to
investigate this possibility thoroughly."

But when you want to start a war, who needs evidence, eh?
Shoot first. Ask questions later.

Where are those mobile vans that can generate biological attacks?
Where are those aluminum missle tubes used for nuclear weapons?

No idea. Where is bin Ladin? Or are you claiming he didnt exist
either? DB Cooper?


I'm talking about the "facts" Powell stated in the UN that was the
reason to start the war.

The FACTS that the INR evaluation marked as "WEAK" and "NOT CREDIBLE"

If the President is going to start a war that costs 2 trillion
dollars, shouldn't he have CREDIBLE evidence? He was responsible for
GATHERING the evidence that started the war.

This evidence??

[snip]

First of all - I see opinion, not evidence,
Did Powell use any of this "evidence" when he talked to the UN?
No. I guess he didn't think much of this "evidence."

I never knew Bush valued the democrat's opinion so much that he
started a war based on blind-faith trust on their "evidence."




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