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What misleaders will do to take people to war Posted: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 President Bush rewrites portions of the address in the Oval Office Jan. 23, 2003. So we can now dispense of the scenario the White House and right-wing pundits have attempted to sell these last few days - that Bush saw his speech for the first time when it was handed to him as he walked to the podium January 27. Truth camouflaged by word games He would be like Sheriff Bart in "Blazing Saddles," holding the gun to his own head and saying, "Nobody move or POTUS gets it." The Bush administration has known all along that the evidence of the imminent threat of Saddam's weapons and the al-Qaida connections were pumped up. They were manning the air hose. TV coverage similar to WWII propaganda White House Sees Record Deficit of $455B Occupation Of Iraq Is Taking A Costly Toll In Lives And Money What's 'darn good' about it? > If this is President's Bush' idea of "darn good" intelligence, > I would hate to see what his idea of "pretty lousy" intelligence America's Unintelligence Community US, British claims on Saddam's WMDs crumbling WMD spin shows what leaders will do to take people to war Like the Gulf of Tonkin lie in 1964 and the baby incubator fabrication in 1990, the weapons of mass destruction fiasco is a reminder of the lengths Western governments will go to in order to incite their populations to war. Urgent and wrong Why would President Bush and his aides have included in the State of the Union address all that business about Iraq trying to buy uranium when there were already such clear doubts about its authenticity? Why was it so important? Niger: Straw accused of 'new deception' Fearful symmetry: Washington and Pyongyang Conflict on Iraq-Syria Border Feeds Rage Against the U.S. Rumsfeld: Rumsfeld corrects testimony - twice ¥ Oh what a tangle web we weave...... 'Hot, deadly' summer for US troops in Iraq ¥ It was the lies the U.S. government told that got them there. Rumsfeld paints gloomy picture Rumsfeld warns of more attacks in Iraq US appeals to anti-war nations to rebuild Iraq ¥ WHAT!!!!!! Bush: Bush defends invasion of Iraq Says intelligence he got 'darn good' U.S. invasion right decision, president says > High school teacher Kathy Eder of San Jose, Calif., > designed Bush-inspired playing cards dubbed > "Operation Hidden Agenda." ¤ Bush: U.S. Working Hard to Find Iraq WMD ¥ Working hard at finding the time and place to plant some   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |