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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: Lane3 who wrote (147249)11/16/2005 2:12:28 PM
From: Thomas A Watson  Read Replies (1) of 793846
 
Who are the public people who you say knew some obvious thing. I see no dem leaders. Those are the imaginary people you suggest exist. Is changing the subject another form of providing false information?

I would expect any honest decent person who "thought it obvious that Saddam didn't have anything all that dangerous" would have come forward and spoke forcefully about why it was so obvious.

Who are these honest decent persons who "thought it obvious that Saddam didn't have anything all that dangerous"?

I have seen dozens of quotes from every dem leader and it's obvious none of them believed "that Saddam didn't have anything all that dangerous"

You are making an argument suggesting imaginary people existed. I call them imaginary people because I don't know of any.

Based upon the comments of all the real people I have seen, Only people with a political agenda would say they think he "mislead" which of course means lied.

Can you name a real person who was public about what was obvious now, back then???

Liars call mistakes lies. There have been many, many discussions on SI that illustrated that liars post on SI.

Is there a difference between arguing the opinions of non existent people and providing false information.
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