"thunder" wrote in message
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On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 19:08:39 -0500, Bert Robbins wrote:


Niger's chief product is yellow cake urainium do you think that they are
going to come out and say that they are in contact with Iraq about
selling
their chief product.

Guy, it has been well established that there was no Niger yellowcake going
to Iraq, none, zip, nada.

The British MI6 intel showed that Iraq was actively *seeking* to obtain
yellowcake uranium from Iraq.


Rather than clinging to the hope that it could
have happened, you really should be wondering how this bogus claim was
ever raised to the surface. If you are going to disregard 250 years of
precedent, and have a preemptive invasion, you should, at a minimum, have
a better line of BS.

The war was fought to enforce two UN security resolutions that Saddam had
violated. That is not the first time such a war was fought.





If Wilson blabbed to anyone who would listen, where are they? So far,
we have the Vallely claim, but no others. It is not publicly known if
Wilson told any reporters. It is publicly known that administration
officials did.

Do you really believe that Wilson never told Kristof and Pincus that his
wife worked for CIA while he was telling the Niger tale to them in
April/May 2003?



The reporters are looking for a juciy storry, the longer it plays out the
better for them.

I have a feeling that it's not going to be "better" for some of them.


Come on, I'll ask again, if Wilson blabbed to anyone who would listen,
where are they? You can right off all of the worthless "liebral" media,
but you would think NewsMax or Rush could at least give us a few names.
Don't you think?

Until Kristof and Pincus are compelled to reveal their sources and notes for
their May 6th and May 24th stories, and specifically what was revealed to
them at that time, you won't have a smoking gun. Unless the room was bugged
when Wilson told Pincus, how would anybody else besides the two of them
know?