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To: tejek who wrote (170709)	6/6/2003 3:41:20 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) of 1583477

Ted, if you're going to change your story, you might as well be honest about it. But let me go first. I was once of the opinion that if we don't find any WMD in Iraq, Bush will have heck to pay. Now I'm taking a step back from that. Why? Because it's clear to me that Saddam probably destroyed his WMD stockpiles, or at least given them to someone else. This was no doubt in response to the inspections and Bush's sabre-rattling. But Saddam clearly had no intention of staying WMD-less, and as soon as the world turned its back again, Saddam would resume his programs. The mobile biolabs that we found are an indication of that. Personally, I'm glad that Saddam's gone. Was our intelligence faulty on the existence of WMD? Perhaps at that time, but I'll bet it wasn't before Iraq came under Bush's crosshairs. OK, now it's your turn. Admit to me that the Dems are changing their story as we speak, that they're pretending they knew it all along. Even John McCain isn't siding with the Dems this time. Tenchusatsu

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