Hopefully that will put that myth to bed for good.We have no credible evidence that Iraq and al-Qaeda co-operated on attacks against the United States
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Hopefully that will put that myth to bed for good.We have no credible evidence that Iraq and al-Qaeda co-operated on attacks against the United States
renegade pariah said:.........the apologists for the Bush administration sure have been quiet thus far.
Susan said:Hey, I'm sure I remembered him saying it in a speech more than once that there were connections between Iraq and terrorism. I don't really have time to look up my citations, but saying that he never even implied the nonexistent connection to in fact exist is dissembling. ^^
jameseb said:Duh.![]()
Could be because none of the Bush supporters ever suggested that?
Glacial said:Dick Cheney isn't a Bush supporter?
PrNcSsChRmNg91 said:James - is this good enough for you?
I actually thnk James has a point here. Bush and Cheney have been very crafty with the words they use. To my knowledge, they've never expressed an absolute link between Sept 11 and Iraq.jameseb said:No, its not the same.... I'm asking for proof from those who say the administration linked 9/11 with Iraq.
Ahhh ... yes. "Honesty". I'm glad you mentioned that. Here is where it falls apart for Bush and Cheney. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that they've been very sneaky about how they draw lines between terrorists and Saddam. They've purposely left us with the impression that Saddam is directly linked to 9/11 without saying so in the strictest sense.Again, honesty please.
Starscream said:Are you sitting down James? This may shock you ...
I actually thnk James has a point here. Bush and Cheney have been very crafty with the words they use. To my knowledge, they've never expressed an absolute link between Sept 11 and Iraq.
Ahhh ... yes. "Honesty". I'm glad you mentioned that. Here is where it falls apart for Bush and Cheney. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that they've been very sneaky about how they draw lines between terrorists and Saddam. They've purposely left us with the impression that Saddam is directly linked to 9/11 without saying so in the strictest sense.
And they've never been quick to help their fellow Americans dispel such an urban legend.
Honesty, indeed.
BlessEwe said:Also , I may be wrong......but wasn't this the reason to go into Iraq so quickly and fight, due to fight the terrorists....and the evidence of Iraq and Al Qaeda ties, and weapons of mass destruction?
BlessEwe said:I hope I can do this, copying this page.....
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/Iraqpolitics020926.html
The Bush administration suddenly ties Iraq to al Qaeda.
The Bush administration says it has found evidence showing the links between Iraq and al Qaeda are closer than previously thought. (ABCNEWS.com) Making the Case
White House Says it Has Evidence of Iraq-Al Qaeda Ties
W A S H I N G T O N, Sept. 26 The United States has long charged Saddam Hussein with supporting terrorism, but the Bush administration is now alleging something new what one official called a "current, symbiotic relationship" between Iraq and al Qaeda.
President Bush appeared in the Rose Garden today with members of Congress who support him on Iraq and accused Iraqi President Saddam Hussein of essentially the same crime he charged the Taliban with: harboring al Qaeda terrorists.
"The regime has long-standing and continuing ties to terrorist organizations. And there are al Qaeda terrorists inside Iraq," he said.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said "Iraq and al Qaeda have discussed safe haven opportunities in Iraq, reciprocal nonaggression discussions."
And, he added, al Qaeda is looking for specific assistance from Baghdad.
"We have what we consider to be credible evidence that al Qaeda leaders have sought contacts in Iraq who could help them acquire weapons of mass destruction capabilities," Rumsfeld said.