suprise, suprise. no WMD's
- Thread starter pnj
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surprise surprise, we bombed them anyway!
neener neener neener!
neener neener neener!
You mean we took Hitler out of power for no good reason???? bummer...
Oh, did I say Hitler, I meant Saddam
Oh, did I say Hitler, I meant Saddam
pnj said:
Unless they are politically affiliated to you.
This story was better, directly from the horse's mouth (Bush Administration):
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/10/04/rumsfeld.iraq/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/10/04/rumsfeld.iraq/index.html
It's really no suprise.pnj said:
Oh good lord... you mean Clinton was lying when he told the American people Saddam did have WMD's..?
I think he is remembering a very important past event.Changleen said:
syadasti said:
So Clinton was lying then?
looked to me more like someone grasping at straws.BurlySurly said:
Clinton's still playing "where's the wmd" with Monica using cigars. Why do you think he recently had to get quadruple bypass, games such as this can be hard on the ticker.
ok Monica i'm Iraq and you're North Korea.
oh! haha Skippy the dog decided to play American Coalition Forces, he couldn't sniff anything out fooled you! Of course my wife Hillary is playing NATO she never really looked that hard unfortunately for me she has never done a thorough search since we had Chelsea.
Ok time for me to play the new Administration of Kerry/Edwards let me see hmmm
Well suprise suprise here they are!!!
Can you not tell the difference?zod said:
yea, one slaughtered Jews and the other slaughtered Muslims.......I get them mixed up b/c the both weren't viewed as a threat by France until it was too late.fluff said:
By your criteria Hitler is very similar to quite a few US presidents.zod said:
I thought the best part was that they reported that Saddam's nuclear capability was weakening, indicating that sanction's were working....
Clinton vs. Iraq
Released December 22, 1998 (Rev. Jan. 4)
The Wisdom Fund, P. O. Box 2723, Arlington, VA 22202
Website: http://www.twf.org -- Press Contact: Enver Masud
Clinton Manufactured Iraq Crisis, Violated Constitution
WASHINGTON, DC -- President Clinton, in launching the massive Dec. 16 attack on Iraq, used a manufactured crisis to deceive the American people, and to bypass Congress' power to declare war.
Warplanes aboard the USS Enterprise, combined with more than 200 cruise missiles from eight Navy warships, converged on Iraqi targets at 5:06 p.m. EST (1:06 a.m. Baghdad time). Over a four-day period, reports U.S. Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni, who oversaw the Iraq attack, 300 strike fighters, bombers and support aircraft flew 600 sorties, more than half of them at night. Another 40 ships took part in the attack, with 10 of them firing cruise missiles. More than 600 bombs were dropped, 90 cruise missiles fired from the air and another 300 from ships at sea.
The United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) report Mr. Clinton used as cause for war, says syndicated columnist Robert D. Novak (Wag the Congress, The Washington Post, Dec. 21), contains six complaints cited by Richard Butler, executive chairman of UNSCOM. These complaints "reflect Saddam Hussein's obnoxious style but do not compare to more than 400 unimpeded inspections reported by Iraq since cooperation resumed Nov.14."
Mr. Novak provides an example of the type of incidents Mr. Clinton used to justify the attack on Iraq. "On Dec. 9 weapons inspectors from UNSCOM, acting on a tip, showed up without notification at the Baghdad headquarters of the ruling Baath Party to search for ballistic missile components. The Iraqi escorts, citing a 1996 agreement, said only four inspectors could enter."
The Butler report itself was a setup.
According to Rowan Scarborough of The Washington Times (Did White House orchestrate a crisis? Dec. 18), Scott Ritter, a former U.N. inspector, said Mr. Butler conferred with the Clinton administration's national security staff on how to write his report of noncompliance before submitting it to the U.N. Security Council. The former inspector said the White House wanted to ensure the report contained sufficiently tough language on which to justify its decision to bomb Iraq. "I'm telling you this was a preordained conclusion. This inspection was a total setup by the United States," said Ritter. Mr. Ritter resigned from UNSCOM in August, accusing the Clinton administration of interfering in how and when inspections were carried out.
The decision to attack Iraq was made before the Bultler report was submitted to the U.N. Security Council.
Reports the MacLaughlin Group (NBC, Dec. 18), that while the president told the nation Wednesday night that the attack was triggered by this Butler report, the "time line into the bombing itself shows that the president ordered airstrikes 48 hours before he saw the report."
Mr. Clinton's reference to Iraq's nuclear weapons was completely at odds with the report of the agency charged with reporting on Iraq's clandestine nuclear weapons capabilities.
Excerpt, read the rest here: http://www.twf.org/News/Y1998/19981222-IraqAttack.html
So, where was the limp-wristed left's cry of Liar! Liar!...?
Released December 22, 1998 (Rev. Jan. 4)
The Wisdom Fund, P. O. Box 2723, Arlington, VA 22202
Website: http://www.twf.org -- Press Contact: Enver Masud
Clinton Manufactured Iraq Crisis, Violated Constitution
WASHINGTON, DC -- President Clinton, in launching the massive Dec. 16 attack on Iraq, used a manufactured crisis to deceive the American people, and to bypass Congress' power to declare war.
Warplanes aboard the USS Enterprise, combined with more than 200 cruise missiles from eight Navy warships, converged on Iraqi targets at 5:06 p.m. EST (1:06 a.m. Baghdad time). Over a four-day period, reports U.S. Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni, who oversaw the Iraq attack, 300 strike fighters, bombers and support aircraft flew 600 sorties, more than half of them at night. Another 40 ships took part in the attack, with 10 of them firing cruise missiles. More than 600 bombs were dropped, 90 cruise missiles fired from the air and another 300 from ships at sea.
The United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) report Mr. Clinton used as cause for war, says syndicated columnist Robert D. Novak (Wag the Congress, The Washington Post, Dec. 21), contains six complaints cited by Richard Butler, executive chairman of UNSCOM. These complaints "reflect Saddam Hussein's obnoxious style but do not compare to more than 400 unimpeded inspections reported by Iraq since cooperation resumed Nov.14."
Mr. Novak provides an example of the type of incidents Mr. Clinton used to justify the attack on Iraq. "On Dec. 9 weapons inspectors from UNSCOM, acting on a tip, showed up without notification at the Baghdad headquarters of the ruling Baath Party to search for ballistic missile components. The Iraqi escorts, citing a 1996 agreement, said only four inspectors could enter."
The Butler report itself was a setup.
According to Rowan Scarborough of The Washington Times (Did White House orchestrate a crisis? Dec. 18), Scott Ritter, a former U.N. inspector, said Mr. Butler conferred with the Clinton administration's national security staff on how to write his report of noncompliance before submitting it to the U.N. Security Council. The former inspector said the White House wanted to ensure the report contained sufficiently tough language on which to justify its decision to bomb Iraq. "I'm telling you this was a preordained conclusion. This inspection was a total setup by the United States," said Ritter. Mr. Ritter resigned from UNSCOM in August, accusing the Clinton administration of interfering in how and when inspections were carried out.
The decision to attack Iraq was made before the Bultler report was submitted to the U.N. Security Council.
Reports the MacLaughlin Group (NBC, Dec. 18), that while the president told the nation Wednesday night that the attack was triggered by this Butler report, the "time line into the bombing itself shows that the president ordered airstrikes 48 hours before he saw the report."
Mr. Clinton's reference to Iraq's nuclear weapons was completely at odds with the report of the agency charged with reporting on Iraq's clandestine nuclear weapons capabilities.
Excerpt, read the rest here: http://www.twf.org/News/Y1998/19981222-IraqAttack.html
So, where was the limp-wristed left's cry of Liar! Liar!...?
Probably drowned out by the sound of the blood-thirsty right wanking themselves silly.N8 said:
So, where was the limp-wristed left's cry of Liar! Liar!...?
The correct answer would have been:fluff said:
It was muffled by Bill Clinton's trouser fly...
Your just mad because nobody plays "where's the wmd?" with you.N8 said:
Skookum said:Your just mad because nobody plays "where's the wmd?" with you.
No... no they don't...
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