WASHINGTON, April 6, 2007

Pentagon: No Saddam-Al Qaeda Link

Meanwhile, Cheney Repeats Assertions Of Terror Group's Ties In Iraq

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(AP)  Saddam Hussein's government did not cooperate with al Qaeda prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the U.S. Defense Department said in a report based on interrogations of the deposed leader and two of his former aides.

Meanwhile, Vice President Dick Cheney repeated his assertions of al Qaeda links to Saddam's Iraq, contending that the terrorist group was operating in Iraq before the March 2003 invasion led by U.S. forces and that terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was leading the Iraqi branch of al Qaeda. Others in al Qaeda planned the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

"He took up residence there before we ever launched into Iraq, organized the al Qaeda operations inside Iraq before we even arrived on the scene and then, of course, led the charge for Iraq until we killed him last June," Cheney told radio host Rush Limbaugh during an interview Thursday. "As I say, they were present before we invaded Iraq."

However, a declassified Pentagon report released Thursday said that interrogations of Saddam and two of his former aides as well as seized Iraqi documents confirmed that the terrorist organization and the Saddam government were not working together before the invasion.

The Sept. 11 Commission's 2004 report also found no evidence of a collaborative relationship between Saddam and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network during that period.

Democratic Sen. Carl Levin, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, had requested that the Pentagon declassify the report prepared by acting Defense Department Inspector General Thomas F. Gimble. In a statement Thursday, Levin said the declassified document showed why a Defense Department investigation had concluded that some Pentagon prewar intelligence work was inappropriate.

The report, which had been released in summary form in February, said that former Pentagon policy chief Douglas J. Feith had acted inappropriately but not illegally in reviewing prewar intelligence. Levin has claimed that Feith's intelligence assessment was wrong and distorted but nevertheless formed part of the basis on which President George W. Bush took the country to war.

Although Feith's assessment in mid-2002 offered several examples of cooperation between Saddam's government and al Qaeda, the report said, the CIA had concluded months earlier that no evidence supported the existence of significant or long-term relationships.

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by clemenhagen1 April 6, 2007 12:41 PM EDT
And this is news...Cheney still clings to the illusion...In the words of Orwell: "The animals remembered, or thought they remembered..."
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by clestes-2009 April 6, 2007 12:45 PM EDT
Cheney is a fool and the biggest embarressment as VP this country has ever had.

Everytime he opens his mouth, he says something stupid, spouts a lie, or shows how little touch he has with reality.

I mean, come on already! It has been proven that there was no al-Quida Suddam link. There were enemies for Christ sake! And still this jerk talks about how there was a link. And what is even worse, there are still a small minority that actually believe him.

Why, I cannot imagine because he has been proven a liar, over and over again.
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by condumism April 6, 2007 12:49 PM EDT
Definition of a FASCIST, ie: a US Republicon, aka: VP Cheney:

1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism
2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights
3. Identification of Enemies/Scapegoats as a Unifying Cause
4. Supremacy of the Military
5. Rampant Sexism
6. Controlled Mass Media
7. Obsession with National Security
8. Religion and Government are Intertwined
9. Corporate Power is Protected
10. Labor Power is Suppressed
11. Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts
12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment
13. Rampant Cronyism and Corruption
14. Fraudulent Elections
15. Vigorous DENIAL of all of the above!
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by gkc99 April 6, 2007 12:49 PM EDT
Isn't being delusional grounds for impeachment?

Time for Cheney to go back to his Wyoming ranch where doubtless he has his cows trained to back up to the stumps.
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by jpesot April 6, 2007 12:51 PM EDT
Cheney know his distortions aren't supported by fact. But he's also not talking to the all the American people, he's talking to "the base". via Rush's show. Cheny's sole job now if to feed the base.

He knows that most of America has stopped listening to him. But the base needs to believe that eveyrthing he and GW did was right. Regardless of facts.

So he feeds them this garbage. And they eat it up.
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by iceman_1960 April 6, 2007 12:52 PM EDT
Why the hell is the Vice President of the United States speaking on the Rush Limbaugh show ?

Would it be OK for Nancy Pelosi to go have lunch with Michael Moore ?

Cheney is going out of his way to polarize this nation.
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by iceman_1960 April 6, 2007 12:58 PM EDT
"Meanwhile, Vice President *** Cheney repeated his assertions of al Qaeda links to Saddam's Iraq..."

Because to say otherwise would require D*ick Cheney to admit just how corrupt he really is.

After the public beating Cheney received from Tim Russert on national television last time, the cowardly rat runs for cover in the extremist right wing media.
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by pared1 April 6, 2007 1:05 PM EDT
Neither Bush or Cheney will ever admit they are wrong. Why is it taking so long to Impeach the idiots?
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by monty_4 April 6, 2007 1:05 PM EDT
It makes me wonder why, in the face of other authority, Cheney still instists on things that contradict that authority. I've only seen that kind of behavior from people who were at work in the background, making those contradictory things happen.
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by bogusbones April 6, 2007 1:10 PM EDT
The Administration continues to give the same tired lines to appease the right. Their hope is they can cling to their agenda for eighteen more months then leave this country in the worst condition it's been in since the end of the Civil War. What will be done about it? Nothing. Public apathy gives scoundrels like these the license to pursue their own agendas, which evidently do not include what is good for the American people. What would Thomas Jefferson do?
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by dallison7 April 6, 2007 1:12 PM EDT

Imagine that one read that an outbreak of mad cow disease was discovered in Nebraska. No doubt many ostensibly rational Americans would stop eating beef, even though the actual risk of being infected with mad cow disease would be astonishingly low. Similarly, we all know people who have cancelled travel plans after a terrorist incident in London, Madrid, or Jerusalem, even though risk of one's personally being at peril is quite low (probably less than the risk one takes in driving on non-divided highways for any apprciable distance).

So why do we put up with the risk that *** Cheney could become President of the United States should anything happen to George W. Bush? Forget about Bush bashing for the moment. Can anyone seriously doubt that *** Cheney has at once been the most important and most catastrophic Vice President in American history? Can anyone seriously doubt that his ascension to the presidency would provoke a world-wide political crisis?
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by fleshmonger1 April 6, 2007 1:13 PM EDT
One must conclude on an intellectual level that our current administration is either in complete denial over the terrible job they have done at every turn or that they are incredibly devious on a scale never before seen in the history of our country... I feel for the American people who cannot accept on an intellectual basis, the overwhelming evidence of this fact and whose emotions are being used by the current administration to promote their propagandized version of reality... Thank God for term limits...
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by ramos937 April 6, 2007 1:13 PM EDT
If I made the same assertions that Cheney is making, I would be laughed at but no harm. Cheney is VP and in a major policy making role so he causes much harm with his statements and only gullible folks like Limbaugh believe him.

Common sense also says that Saddam would never have let Al Queda into Iraq in a major force. The reason is that Saddam and family loved the high living life they had. Had Osama Ben Laden been let into the country, OBL would have been at odds with Saddam over his life style. Saddam was no fool in this.

Also, Saddam recognized that if he had let Al Queda take refuge in Iraq, the USA/UK would have come in that much quicker. He did not want that.
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 1:17 PM EDT
Funny ... no right-wing troll to insist Cheney is right and the Pentagon is wrong ?
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by obicera April 6, 2007 1:24 PM EDT
Funny how the right wing media (like Fox and Drudge) aren't reporting this story (at least not yet).
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by dallison7 April 6, 2007 1:25 PM EDT
George W Bush has been nominated by the American public for the distinct honor of Madman of the Year. It is this honor that Bush has fallen into an elite group of individuals who all seek such fame.

Some have nominated Hugo Chavez. Some want Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad while others think Korean Leader Kim Jong II. Although these foreign leader may be worthy, none can compare to the illustrious George W Bush.

As Bush seeks to control the world, these other nominees mainly talk of what they have. As Bush looks to begin yet another unworthy war, these other nominees are becoming allies.

George W Bush is responsible for the deaths of thousands of men, women and children in Iraq. George W Bush is responsible for the dismemberment of thousands more.

Bush is also responsible for the deaths and dismemberment of thousands of Americans, as well as the destruction of their families very livelihood.

Congratulations to George W Bush - Madman of the Year!


YOU GOTTA SEE THE PICTURE... IT'S GREAT!!

http://whitenoiseinsanity.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/madman-of-the-year/
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 1:28 PM EDT
Funny ... no right-wing troll to insist Cheney is right and the Pentagon is wrong ? Or that nobody said such a link existed (second typical option) ?
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by shingles1 April 6, 2007 1:28 PM EDT
The wingnuts are waiting to hear what Powerline, Malkin, LGF, etc. have to say before they can comment.

Ten bucks they blame Clinton somehow.
Or the appeasers in the Defense Department who hate freedom.

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I think I'll also pre-emptively post a bit from TPM, who unbundles the lies in Cheney's statement:


Now, as with nearly every Cheney statement, this is about three distortions rolled into one big lie. The three distortions: Zarqawi did not organize operations for Al Qaeda prior to the invasion, in fact, he did not affiliate himself with al Qaeda until 2004; prior to the 2003 invasion, he was in the northern Kurdish portion of Iraq, outside of Saddam Hussein's control, not Baghdad; and there's no evidence of collusion between Zarqawi and Hussein. (A bonus fourth distortion might be the fact that the U.S. reportedly had a prime chance to kill Zarqawi before the invasion, but chose not to -- some say because his presence in Iraq provided justification for the war.) But the big lie is that Iraq and Al Qaeda were allies and co-conspirators.
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by aaabee-2009 April 6, 2007 1:30 PM EDT
"Meanwhile, Vice President *** Cheney repeated his assertions of al Qaeda links to Saddam's Iraq..[sic]..Cheney told radio host Rush Limbaugh during an interview Thursday"

If anyone would support Cheney in his on-going battles against facts and logic, it would be Rush Limbaugh, who uses his national airtime to perpetuate the lies and misreprentations of this administration across America.

Limbaugh has more damage to the unity and solidarity of this country than Bush or Cheney. His show is nothing more than one-sided personal opinion that promotes hating one political group to the advantage of the other.

I believe in free speech. However, folks don't have to swallow as gospel what this man says just because he has a job at a radio station. If he played music, he'd be a disk jockey. But instead he talks, so that makes him some kind of expert on running this country?

As long as Americans continue to think that Limbaugh's opinion have more validity than than anyone else's opinion, American will be continue to be divided.
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by obiquital April 6, 2007 1:32 PM EDT
Wow. Cheney is really really stupid. I looked at the headline of the article and it said "New: Pentagon: No Saddam-Al Qaeda Link". And I thought... "what? that isn't new i've known that for years"
Was there a terrorist organization in Iraq prior to the invasion? Yes, Ansar al-Islam which began operating there in December 2001. However, they didn't like Saddam and Saddam didn't like them. And they were driven out of the country at the beginning of the 2003 invasion but have since come back.
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by irishbitch1 April 6, 2007 1:32 PM EDT
I can't wait to see the spin bush and cheney put on this.The axis of evil is alive and well and living in our whitehouse!
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by trueprogress April 6, 2007 1:46 PM EDT

And they asked Saddam ? And trusted his answers ? The very same people who say the Petagon is imcompetent all of a sudden think they are now brilliant.
The fact remains, there were training camps for terrorists in Iraq, Mr. Atta went there (by bus !) just before heading to the USA, money and payoffs have been documented, and even President Clinton during his time recognised this connection. The congressional report of 2003 listed 50 separate proven contacts. Were they wrong then ? I doubt it. It is all political backstabbing.
The fact is, no terrorist attack on US soil since 2001. Our President's policy has worked.
We have learned that "all cultures are not equal." Ours is better. We do no car bomb children, or cut off the heads of innocent reporters. That is what we have learned.
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by piratecafe April 6, 2007 1:50 PM EDT
If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.


Joseph "***" Goebbels
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by someone231 April 6, 2007 1:50 PM EDT
how come it was quick to get an impeachment vote for Clinton, when he had an affair. But with Bush its like near impossible and he's ruining this county. Bush went to Iraq, so then he can kill saddam, due to Saddam tried to kill his father. Thousand's of soldiers have died due to this, and with Clinton almost no one even got hurt. With Bush we have higher cost health care, with Clinton, it seemed to be resondable.
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by nyckate April 6, 2007 1:51 PM EDT
Cheney today is still asserting ties between AQ and Saddam -- so now we can honestly say Cheney is out of his fng mind - so this makes US run by one delusional drunken frat kid and an insane loon.

If ANYONE has any question as to how we ended up in the messes we're in look to the morons that voted this lot in -- they'll be hard to spot today as they're busy at night scrapping off the I WUV GEORGIE stickers off their trucks!!
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 1:53 PM EDT
True progress came to answer my question ...

Option no1 then ...

"And they asked Saddam ? And trusted his answers ? The very same people who say the Petagon is imcompetent all of a sudden think they are now brilliant."
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by sdb101-2009 April 6, 2007 1:57 PM EDT
Makes you wonder why the Pentagon stayed quiet before and during the invasion when it was purported that al qaeda was in iraq. Suddenly they're denying this was the case-yet of course they fully participated in the invasion and everyone at the time (including the UN) supported this decision-which included the claim that Saddam had WMDs. In fact Saddam did have WMDs, its well known he used chemical weapons against the Kurds-obviously knowing the US was after those WMDs, they could easily be hidden and harm their credibility.

But let's look at the bigger picture-had America did nothing after 9/11, the radical muslims would've seen that as weakness and that terrorism was effective. They would continue with their attacks, with the end goal of forcing us to surrender and Islamify the West.

In fact now we know 6yrs later that is their very intention. So speaking for half the US population that wants the West to win the War on Terror, I'm glad we invaded Iraq and Afghanistan, because this war is not after one person or group-it is against a dark ages savage ideology that is bent on ruling the world. Our cause in self-defense is just-even if mistakes are made along the way. And if millions are wiped out-then so be it-either the enemy dies or we die at their hands, its that simple. I know what I'd rather choose and freedom against islamic tyranny is the most noble and worthy cause of our time.
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by bigsk8fan April 6, 2007 1:59 PM EDT
"The fact remains, there were training camps for terrorists in Iraq, Mr. Atta went there (by bus !) " Posted by trueprogress

No matter what the facts say, we are apparently going to have these idiots like trueprogress continuting to say it is not so. Well guess what, Cheney is lying. That IS a proven fact. It is not too difficult for the rest of us to believe that W also lies. It is nutjobs like trueprogress that give W any credence in terms of believability. Even though W's own Defense Dept says that Cheney is recounting the story incorrectly. To believe trueprogress, one would have to believe that the Defense Dept did not check up on anything Saddam or his cronies said. trueprogress requires us to suspend our own brains for far too long to make any sense out of his position.
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 2:00 PM EDT
And BTW, the only WMDs Saddam had were obsolete, useless and worse, "made in USA".
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by imprisonbush April 6, 2007 2:00 PM EDT
Cheney and Bush need to be impeached and prosecuted pronto before they can cause more death and destruction!
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by bluestardad April 6, 2007 2:04 PM EDT
Now the Prudent Person would ask, Why are we in Iraq even NOW? Maybe we have been drawn there for the interest of things other than American National Security Interest? If this can be proven then America can and should arrest Bush and Cheney their Entire Administration and put them on trial for War Crimes just like we did the Nazis after WWII.

If you follow the money trail you will find that most of those elected officials who support the war in Iraq are under the influence of AIPAC.

http://www.aipac.org/forms/join_aipacClubs.htm



Bush administration said she is undermining the situation in Lebanon what a hypocrite!
Now here is the real kicker! President Bush is funding Al Qaeda in Lebanon with funds from Iraq! This is Impeachment and Treason! Here is the proof Read it!
http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/070305fa_fact_hersh

50 years of American involvement in the Middle East is enough. If these animals do not want to play in the sand box together it is not in Americas interest to make them. We Should get out of the entire Middle East! They have nothing worth one more American Life anywhere in the Middle East!
If you think Americas sacrifice is worth it contact your ELECTED OFFICIAL and tell them http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/

The House Speakers email address: AmericanVoices@mail.house.gov

info@gop.com Here is the Republican Party email address too!

democraticparty@democrats.org Here is the Democratic Party email address also!
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by superpatr898 April 6, 2007 2:05 PM EDT
The real moron is you, Vet71, or whatever you are...

Read Stephen Hayes - or Bodansky. Or open up what is left of your Neo-Fascist brain cells and learn something about a place called Salman Pak.

Of course surrender monkeys and dishonorably discharged clowns like you don't wish to be confused by the facts.

Remember too, this is now Gates' Defense Department. He was a protege of both Brent Scowcroft and James Oil Boy Baker aka F The Jooz. Like Baker's whitewash of Assad (Ho Pelosi obviously took pointers) after Lockerbie, Gates is going to tow the Country Club Republican line. Not those who voted in Ronald Reagan.
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by notblue April 6, 2007 2:13 PM EDT
Typical CBS headline, if one was to actually read the article it states "The CIA concluded that there was no evidence supporting the existance of SIGNIFICANT or LONG-TERM relationships". So there weren't large numbers of Al Queda and they hadn't been there long. Anyone with a brain who was curious to research this further and not buy into the leftwing/CBS mantra would find articles from various media outlets stating Al Queda was in fact in Iraq before the U.S. entered, and as the conflict progressed made it a central front in there Jihad, remember Al Zawkarwi? But if one was to admit that there was actually a link in the war on terror and Iraq then one would not as easily vilify the president and call him liar or scream retreat. Listening to what the bad guys are saying Iraq has become a front on the terror war. This last week the Dems voted to remove the wording "war on terror" from official documents and discussions. It will make the Dems denial much easier, too bad that won't work on the terrorists who believe there is a war.
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by aaabee-2009 April 6, 2007 2:15 PM EDT
"how come it was quick to get an impeachment vote for Clinton, when he had an affair. But with Bush its like near impossible and he's ruining this county." Someone123

This is EXACTLY what all the political screaming is about. Our democracy, our political two-pary system, our voting way of life is being undermined by greedy power-hungry people who honestly believe that their party should stay in power at all costs.
Bush is only the latest of a line of Republicans working to take power away from Congress and isolate it in the Executive Branch. The more the legislative side of our government is weakened, the more imbalanced the two-party system in this country is getting.
The Republicans have worked for decades to centralize power within the control of the GOP. Anyone who bothers to research can find this out. America is edging dangerously close to being a one-party dominated system, as Democrats are weakened by unfair labels of traitor and facist by media mouthpieces like Limbaugh and Hannity and Savage and Coulter and O'Reilly and on and on. These people do not believe that Dems should be in power and work on American minds to label them as too destructive and liberal to run this country. But given the overblown power-hungry mindset of a once-great party, the Republicans are just as destructive in what they are doing.

A one-party system is a dictatorship and if anyone can point out a working happy dictatorship on this globe somewhere, I would listen.
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 2:16 PM EDT
"If you follow the money trail you will find that most of those elected officials who support the war in Iraq are under the influence of AIPAC. "

Last year, western oil compagnies got great and unprecedented deals for iraqi oil. Troops are there to protect the investments. Of course, you don't want a new iraqi governement to re-nationalize oil fields.

That is also enough to explain operation northwoods (oups) I mistyped 911.



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by lochlan-2009 April 6, 2007 2:18 PM EDT
We have a mountain of evidence against this Administration and, never mind that they are not in jail, they're still in office!!! The war alone(based completly on their lies) cost this country half a trillion dollars, most of that money being stolen by overpriced, no-bid Defense contracts or just blatantly stolen by who knows who by the crate load(litteraly billions of dollars gone with no accountability what so ever). What is wrong with this country?!!!
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 2:19 PM EDT
notblue said ...

"Listening to what the bad guys are saying Iraq has become a front on the terror war."

I think that everybody here agrees with that.
Just a little detail which might have escaped your attention: the bad guys are Cheney, Bush, Gonzo ...
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by sdb101-2009 April 6, 2007 2:20 PM EDT
All you leftists here-you really need to do your homework since you have a very narrow, myopic view of this war-which boils down to impeach bush/cheney. Do you actually believe that had we not invaded Iraq that the world would be at peace today?

Don't kid yourself-WW3 had begun with 9/11 and it matters little which islamic country we democratized first. Don't forget their chants of 'death to america' across the mideast-remember their hysterical reaction over the denmark cartoons-this is not the behaviour of civilized people-its the way of savages. People that will kill you over cartoons or 'insulting' their death cult islam (which has killed millions) are not well and in fact are extremely dangerous.

With over 1 billion muslims and scholars saying 10-20% are radical and want to destroy/islamify the West, we are facing a far great foe (100 million wackos) than Nazism. At some point when enough people wake up, we'll realize the only effective solution to safeguard our freedom (which worked in the past by the Crusaders) is nothing less than the total annihilation of our enemy. This war has progressed far beyond just placing blame for the iraq invasion, it is now about the survival of our way of life and all the freedoms and values we hold dear. All of which can be replaced by a monstrous ideology which feeds on hate, violence and chaos and where rape, torture, executions, injustices happen on an industrial scale-we cannot let Islam take over the West.
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by zoroastor April 6, 2007 2:21 PM EDT
Superpatr898 (lieberman) and Lars008 singinrick) are PAID POSTERS and have no real interest in actual constructive debate or discussion.

Please ignore them and anything they post.
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by bluestardad April 6, 2007 2:22 PM EDT
Superpatr898; Try a little fact substantiated dialog less name calling and your points will be better received. A person who spews the same thing over and over again even after being proven wrong by valid research time and time again would seem to have something other than honesty, truth, and Americas best interest as a motivating factor. A moron definition follows: an offensive term for somebody with significant learning difficulties and difficulty in carrying out usual social functions. Maybe the Vice Presidents actions define him as someone with significant learning difficulties. The travesty of it all is that his actions have caused the death and maiming of thousands of Americans and people in the Middle East for what numerous sources have validated to have been false pretenses.
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by aaabee-2009 April 6, 2007 2:23 PM EDT
"not buy into the leftwing/CBS mantra would find articles from various media outlets stating Al Queda was in fact in Iraq before the U.S. entered," notblue

So if a media outlet publishes an article that feels a little anti-Bush to you, it is a leftwing outlet and therefore not useful for your rightwing ideologies, so you invalidate it?

Please, provide us all with links to these other various media outlets that you say provide more truth than CBS (Republican truth). And if the links you provide ever side with a liberal, I will be sure to let you know so that you can write them off as leftwind bias.

Lies need to be covered by more lies. Facts can stand alone, like the Democrats have stood alone for 6 years.

Lets have all those various media links.
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by superpatr898 April 6, 2007 2:25 PM EDT
Abbe7,

AIPAC, huh?

Well guess what, little girl with half a brain (if any).

ALL OF THE CURRENT DEMOCRATS ELECTED IN CONGRESS WERE PAID OFF WITH MOVEON.ORG MONEY.

MoveOn.org being the Hitlerite and Blame America wing of the Democratic Party, funded by Nazi collaborator and self-loather George KAPO Soros.

Oh, yeah, Abbe, I wouldn't be surprised if your heroine, Botox-addled 'Ho Pelosi was also paid off handsomely by CAIR, Hamas' reps in the USA. After all, what person in their right mind would go grovelling to a country that slaughtered our Marines in the Beirut barracks, tortured (along with their Iranian allies) CIA station chief Buckley till he died; was really responsible for the air slaughter over Lockerbie, and then were rewarded by Bush I and F The Jooz Baker with the slaughter of the Lebanese Christian Resistance?

Only a Saudi-paid wh_ore would. Someone like Nancy Pelosi.

Traitors like her, Murtha, Webb, Kerry and Jimmy Carter should rot in jail - not receive taxpayer dollars.
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by abbe7 April 6, 2007 2:28 PM EDT
"Superpatr898 (lieberman) and Lars008 singinrick) are PAID POSTERS and have no real interest in actual constructive debate or discussion."

And they are so clumsy in doing so, they cannot read quotes as quotes and reply to the wrong poster. Hilarious ...
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by zoroastor April 6, 2007 2:28 PM EDT
Superpatr898 (lieberman) and Lars008 singinrick) are PAID POSTERS and have no real interest in actual constructive debate or discussion. They don't even try to deny it.

Please ignore them and anything they post.
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by aaabee-2009 April 6, 2007 2:30 PM EDT
bluestardad,

Superpat898 has been thrown off these blogs before for abuse. He just signs on again with a different name and keeps on abusing.

I have asked him for specifics about what his beloved Bush has done for the people of this country and he never answers. He is only here to unload his self-loathing and hate-filled mind on anyone he can find.

There are too many folks these days who are in accordance with each other, that we are being run into the ground, not only by Bush and Cheney, but by their followers who contribute nothing to American society but hate and pro-war slogans.

:)
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by j-whitman April 6, 2007 2:31 PM EDT
sdb101,,, You must live in an alternate universe --- Let me help;

1.. Refering to the left as nazi's --- This war was started on a presumed wrong threat that never existed -- Hitler did that

2.. The Crusaders, didn't safe guard your freedoms -- They killed, robbed & raped Muslim's, Christians & Jews -- Each Crusade resulted in pullout & redeployment of troops
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by sdb101-2009 April 6, 2007 2:31 PM EDT
Superpatr898 (lieberman) and Lars008 singinrick) are PAID POSTERS Posted by Zoroastor


Prove it-put up or shut up.
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by zoroastor April 6, 2007 2:34 PM EDT
Superpatr898 (lieberman) and Lars008 singinrick) are PAID POSTERS and have no real interest in actual constructive debate or discussion. THEY DON'T EVEN try TO DENY IT.

sdb101 is just a blindly faithful, willfully ignorant neo-con zombie with only unsupported opinons culled from party line diatribe and no factual information. His side is losing so he is very angry and wants to vent

Please ignore them and anything they post.
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by superpatr898 April 6, 2007 2:34 PM EDT
For Bluestarbigot,

My comments must finally be hitting home.

Yesterday you were beginning to talk rationally and make some sense. But today, its back to AIPAC as the sole blame for the USA being involved in the ME.

When you have the intellectual courage to equate CAIR, the Islamofascist Hamas PR firm that applauds suicide bombings, whether it be of Israelis - or AMERICANS - and blast them, you talk to me. Until then, all of your cries (justly I might add) about Lindh hold no water.
Because you Jew-bait and put our allies on an equal footing with our enemies.

Try blasting Pelosi and Carter for taking money from Moveon.Org, CAIR, and yes, the Saudis.

And surprise, Bluebigot, I don't care for AIPAC either...from their ranks came Ross, Danny Kurtzer, Indyk, Aaron Miller and Dicky Haass, all Peace Now - or peace of the grave Jews who during Bush I and Cliton advocated Israeli concessions to Fatah and Hamas killers. For Ross, the blinders fell off when Arafat chose to kill women and children instead of accepting peace - but for the rest, they still lie. But hey, your average Democratic TRAITOR loves them.
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by sdb101-2009 April 6, 2007 2:37 PM EDT
j-whitman, you can't even get an argument straight.

1. I said Islam is worse than Nazism, not the left.

2. Muslims like you despise the Crusaders since they sent your hordes back to their camels in the desert where you belonged.

I'm proud of what they did and I look forward to having ALL muslims expelled from the West.

3. Your lies and deceptions might work on the pea-brains in the left, but more than half the US population has few illusion about Islam and in due time we will defeat you.
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