"HK" wrote in message
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You don't recall a U.S. president named George W. Bush who was eager to
start a war of convenience?

Nope.

I remember a U.S. president named George W. Bush who patiently utilized the
UN for over 6 months to call upon Saddam to come clean on his WMD's, to
allow the weapons inspectors back into Iraq as agreed to and stipulated at
the conclusion of the first Gulf War, to stop firing at UN endorsed no fly
zone patrols, all while the CIA, FBI, and other national's intelligence
agencies reported the existence of WMDs and Saddam not protesting much.

Only after none were found and election time was on the horizon did the "He
lied to us" BS start.
If he lied to us, he also lied to and convinced people like Colon Powell,
who I don't think lowers his integrity to support a "lying" president.

Eisboch

On Fri, 3 Jul 2009 23:35:58 -0400, "Eisboch"
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"HK" wrote in message
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You don't recall a U.S. president named George W. Bush who was eager to
start a war of convenience?

Nope.

I remember a U.S. president named George W. Bush who patiently utilized the
UN for over 6 months to call upon Saddam to come clean on his WMD's, to
allow the weapons inspectors back into Iraq as agreed to and stipulated at
the conclusion of the first Gulf War, to stop firing at UN endorsed no fly
zone patrols, all while the CIA, FBI, and other national's intelligence
agencies reported the existence of WMDs and Saddam not protesting much.

Only after none were found and election time was on the horizon did the "He
lied to us" BS start.
If he lied to us, he also lied to and convinced people like Colon Powell,
who I don't think lowers his integrity to support a "lying" president.

He lied to us and he lied to Powell. To this day it's Powell's
biggest failure of his career and the event he most regrets.

Bush knew the intelligence was bull**** and used it anyway.

Petulant child running the country. The guy you voted for twice.