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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (170811)	6/8/2003 10:31:51 AM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584050

I repeat: Maybe next time, you'll take my arguments at face value instead of inflating them to fit your arguments. Here's your original statement below...frankly I don't know what your argument is, other than some pedantic rant about Clinton (???) No, Clinton only embarked on a campaign of shameless self-preservation, image-over-substance, and lukewarm military responses that only emboldened Saddam and Al Qaeda. What he did was arguably worse than what Bush did. By the way, I can understand why you'd rather focus on Bush than the hypocrites within the Democratic Party. Just remember that your argument is based on the accusations of said hypocrites, i.e. a sandy foundation. What hypocrites are you talking about? John Warner, a republican, has been the first to call for an investigation. This information is coming from within the intelligence community. Everyone is alarmed, on both sides. If you are not, then you simply don't understand the implications of an administration prescribing a doctrine of pre-emptive wars also willing to cook up intelligence. WASHINGTON - A retired U.S. intelligence official has accused the Bush administration of playing fast and loose with the facts to justify the war on Iraq. Greg Thielmann said there wasn't enough evidence to conclude that Iraq was about to create a nuclear weapon or that it was forming close ties with al-Qaeda terrorists before the war. Al