Ah, those allegations, claimed to be fact that are so
lacking in credible evidence & receive so many adamant
denials from credible sources using their names. And the
authors (and their backgrounds), their allegations, 'er
facts & credible info, their sources, both named & unnamed,
etc., well..........
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Sorry Thomas. There's only so far I can stretch my
imagination for conspiracy theories. There are more
conspiracy theories than there are real world events.
Did we support Iraq over Iran in their war? Perhaps we did.
Was it all legal & proper. Perhaps. Perhaps not.
Did we help Saddam into power? Nothing I've seen on the
subject has yet to sway me. If anything, it has done the
opposite.
Too many conspiracy theories are like a bad Hollywood B
movie that went straight to video. I had to suspend too
much disbelief. I don't buy into the plethora of Clinton
conspiracy theories either FWIW.
Besides, how do alleged mistakes from the past make doing
the right thing now somehow wrong or improper? |
