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To: michael97123 who wrote (3807)	2/12/2003 1:55:50 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (2) of 15987

Logically, rationally, I see complete consistency between what Sec. Powell said in regards to his comments on the binnie tape and their meaning. One can only present the misled argument by splinting hares on the meaning of relative terms. Connection, that is the term and it's meaning is very relative. Remember, Colin Powell has far more access to connections data and his view would be also based upon all that other info that is not public. Can you not imagine how someone knowing so much more would state what is obvious to him is the strongest possible terms. Misled ??????? I cannot fathom why he would feel misled. I am an engineer and I have dealt directly with issues of the analysis of facts and their meaning. Iraq is black guilty of having WMD's. I cannot imagine how anyone can conclude otherwise. Iraq is black guilty of working with terrorists. I cannot imagine how anyone can conclude otherwise. To me it is beyond all reasonable rational or logical doubt.

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