[CLUE-Talk] Bush to order bipartisian review of Iraq allegations of WMD

[Larry Cerney]

I think they are to call the commission "The Bush Scapegoat Commission".
There is no doubt in my mind that Dubya, Cheney and the Sect of War Rummy
knew exactly what they were doing.  Remember Paul O'Neil's comments that at
the FIRST cabinet meeting the over throw of Iraq was already in the works?
Remember Cheney's meetings with the CIA at which he berated the analysis's
to give him more?  Two powerful oilman running this country and now we
control the second largest reserve of oil in the world maintained by the
VP's former (yeah, right) company Halliburton.  Coincidence?  I think not.
Too bad over five hundreds of Americans had to die, Thousands more wounded
not to mention the tens of thousands of Iraqi killed and wounded.  All for
oil. 

Regime change starts at home! 

Just my $0.02....
Larry

"The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of
thinking we were at when we created them." 
--Albert Einstein 

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[mailto:clue-talk-admin at clue.denver.co.us] On Behalf Of Jeff Cann
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 10:45 PM
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Subject: [CLUE-Talk] Bush to order bipartisian review of Iraq allegations of
WMD

<quote>
In deciding to back an independent review of the intelligence regarding
Iraq's 
weapons of mass destruction, President Bush is implicitly conceding what he 
cannot publicly say: that something appears to be seriously wrong with the 
allegations he used to take the nation to war in Iraq.

Bush has lately found many of his rationales for the war in Iraq being 
challenged. Just as Kay has undermined the WMD rationale, a report published

by the Army War College challenged the notion that the war in Iraq was part 
of the overall war on terrorism, while the group Human Rights Watch has 
disputed Bush's notion that the Iraq war was a humanitarian mission. Vice 
President Cheney has implicitly acknowledged that the Iraq war has not 
spurred peace in the Middle East, saying peace is not possible while 
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat remains in power.
</quote>

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A3980-2004Feb1.html

Some of us never believed any of the Administration's allegations, so it is
so 
satisfying that as the truth comes out, we were right on.

Anyone still believe there were WMD in Iraq?

I'll save my official I TOLD YOU SO after the independent reports come out 
next year.

Jeff

P.S.  To add more to the 'Bush lied' debate.  I encourage any Bush
supporters 
to try and spin this lie:

<quote>
On Wednesday, for example, Bush suggested that war came because Saddam
Hussein 
did not let inspectors into Iraq, when in fact it was the United States that

called for inspections to end. "It was his choice to make, and he did not
let 
us in," Bush said.
</quote>

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