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Iraq Forum

Feb 2001

How did Powel have the gal to suggest that Saddam was so weak he couldn't even threaten his neighbours with conventional weapons - lying b$%&*!!!

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Condalisa Rice July 2001 and how well UN sanctions are going - We are able to keep arms from him. His military forces have not been rebuilt.

He has no military forces! What? He didn't rebuild his military after Gulf war I? Surely this could not have been true!? She must have been lying here a$s off!

Skip to 2003

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Bush March 2003 - Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised.

Yeeehaaaaw!

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Fleischer telling us what the war is actually about in April 2003 - But make no mistake--as I said earlier--we have high confidence that they have weapons of mass destruction. That is what this war was about and it is about.

What was that you said the war was and is about, Mr Fleischer?

H@ts,

Some will reply that you sound like a broken record, or that it is done now, or that Iraq is changing now for the best, or that time is required to search more thoroughly the country.

A minority will be more straight as to tell you that they don't care whether they are WMDs or not. The world is better without Saddam; they don't care about what you think you US-hater pathogen. Might is right man. Put that in your little brain and stop bothering over. This is a new era, and who cares about - how do they say ? - "international legality".

Anything else ?

Curley, see you don't have to post any quote here. I have answered for you.

I couldn't resist

It still find it shocking that it doesn't worry people when politicians get caught lying so blantantly on such serious matters and yet continue to believe that these very same politicians are now telling the truth.

We are all the witnesses of such wrongdoings in each of our respective countries. People get blasé with time. However, the difference here is that hundreds of soldiers died. And it makes quite an order of magnitude in seriousness.

Ok here’s how the scenario goes. This is my own skit here fellas. I think it sums things up pretty well.


Bush says
This war is about terrorism. Saddam has tons of WMD and would give them to terrorists

UN: No WMD since 1994.

Bush says
Well, ok well maybe there aren’t any WMD there. But this was based on Humanitarian Reasons instead. We needed to get rid of Saddam for the people of Iraq.

[url=http://www.hrw.org/wr2k4/3.htm]Human Rights Watch reject Bush argument war was humanitarian

Bush says
Well, Saddam still killed a lot of his people. And since we declared him an “axis of evil” we should have invaded because no body should do such things to their own people.

Human Rights Abuses in N. Korea

Bush says
Ok, well maybe Kim Jong is killing and torturing thousands in N. Korea, the other “Axis of Evil”. However we will deal with them through dialog. As for Saddam and Iraq, we still did it for the people. We’re there for the Iraqi people. However it’s not about anything else, especially oil.

US fails to stop looting, except at the Ministry of Oil

Bush says
Ok, but we did this for the Iraqi people. The US is getting nothing out of this except that we are stopping Saddam from giving, wait rephrase, Saddam could have giving weapons to terrorist. This is about freedom.

Halliburton awarded contract to rebuild Iraq before the war started March 25, 2003

Bush says
Well I know they’re involved with Cheney, but it’s not as it looks. Besides Halliburton is a reputable company. And even though there wasn’t any public bid for the contract, the US taxpayers are in good hand with Halliburton.

Halliburton overcharge Pentagon by 61 million for fuel, 16 million for Army meals

Bush says
Hey, this is an oversight. Halliburton said they’ll pay back the money (yeah the money we catch them stealing). Besides, my friend Dick Cheney was president of that fine company. Therefore, I know they’re an honest company and we’re in good hands.

Halliburton admits to bribing Nigerian officials with $2.4 million for tax breaks May 9, 2003

Bush says
Umm, well doesn’t every wealthy company deserve a tax break? I think they learned their lesson however.

Halliburton bribes Nigerian offices with $160 million for gasline contractJan 22, 2004[/url]

[i]Bush says
Well umm, I errr ahh, “hey Dick can ya lend me a hand over yonder”

Leave out one little symbol and it goes wrong.

Repost.

Ok here’s how the scenario goes. My own skit here fellas


Bush says
This war is about terrorism. Saddam has tons of WMD and would give them to terrorists

UN: No WMD since 1994.

Bush says
Well, ok well maybe there aren’t any WMD there. But this was based on Humanitarian Reasons instead. We needed to get rid of Saddam for the people of Iraq.

Human Rights Watch reject Bush argument war was humanitarian

Bush says
Well, Saddam still killed a lot of his people. And since we declared him an “axis of evil” we should have invaded because no body should do such things to their own people.

Human Rights Abuses in N. Korea

Bush says
Ok, well maybe Kim Jong is killing and torturing thousands in N. Korea, the other “Axis of Evil”. However we will deal with them through dialog. As for Saddam and Iraq, we still did it for the people. We’re there for the Iraqi people. However it’s not about anything else, especially oil.

US fails to stop looting, except at the Ministry of Oil

Bush says
Ok, but we did this for the Iraqi people. The US is getting nothing out of this except that we are stopping Saddam from giving, wait rephrase, Saddam could have giving weapons to terrorist. This is about freedom.

Halliburton awarded contract to rebuild Iraq before the war started March 25, 2003

Bush says
Well I know they’re involved with Cheney, but it’s not as it looks. Besides Halliburton is a reputable company. And even though there wasn’t any public bid for the contract, the US taxpayers are in good hand with Halliburton.

Halliburton overcharge Pentagon by 61 million for fuel, 16 million for Army meals

Bush says
Hey, this is an oversight. Halliburton said they’ll pay back the money (yeah the money we catch them stealing). Besides, my friend Dick Cheney was president of that fine company. Therefore, I know they’re an honest company and we’re in good hands.

Halliburton admits to bribing Nigerian officials with $2.4 million for tax breaks May 9, 2003

Bush says
Umm, well doesn’t every wealthy company deserve a tax break? I think they learned their lesson however.

Halliburton bribes Nigerian offices with $160 million for gasline contractJan 22, 2004[/url]

[i]Bush says
Well umm, I errr ahh, “hey Dick can ya lend me a hand over yonder”

Would you be a lawier, Peace ? Your presentation of the charges is just perfect
Man if all your countrymen were this merciless with these proven facts Bush would be impeached right now.
I wish I could write myself such comprehensive report about Chirac's misuse of public money

JY These guys are a riot. One thing I can say about Bush, he sure furnished us with a lot of jokes.