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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bob who wrote (510902)	12/16/2003 11:20:29 AM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

what a bunch of bull.....see what is going on in the real war in Afghanistan...had we focused on the real threat instead of Bush's EGO WAR of LIES that there were WMD's....we'd have made REAL progress against the REAL terrorists of Osama...and the SAUDIS.... kaicurry.com CC

To: Bob who wrote (510902)	12/16/2003 11:31:31 AM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Bush lied and Blair lied and AMERICANS DIED.....for NOTHING that they said was true.... Report: Saddam Tells Interrogators 'No WMD' Reuters Sunday 14 December 2003 WASHINGTON - Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) denied during the initial interrogation after his capture that Iraq (news - web sites) possessed weapons of mass destruction, Time magazine reported on Sunday. Citing a U.S. intelligence official in Iraq, the report said that when asked if his government had such weapons Saddam replied: "No, of course not. The U.S. dreamed them up itself to have a reason to go to war with us." The news magazine reported that the official, who read a transcript of the interrogation of the former Iraqi president, said the interrogator asked: "If you had no weapons of mass destruction, then why not let the U.N. inspectors into your facilities?" Saddam's reply: "We didn't want them to go into the presidential areas and intrude on our privacy." The U.S. intelligence official, who was not identified, told the magazine that Saddam had not been very cooperative and did not answer any of the initial questions directly. The transcript was full of "Saddam rhetoric type stuff," said the official, who paraphrased some of Saddam's responses. According to the report, when asked, "How are you?" Saddam responded: "I am sad because my people are in bondage." Both Time and Newsweek reported that after he was taken into custody Saddam had been taken to a holding cell at Baghdad airport, where other top Iraqi detainees are held for interrogation. In its report on Saddam's capture, Newsweek said that the former Iraqi leader identified himself as he surrendered with no resistance. "Don't shoot," Saddam said, according to a military source quoted by Newsweek. "I am Saddam Hussein, the president of the Republic of Iraq." It has never mattered what was there....it was all just a facade of hatred by W for his daddy's loss and his daddy's responsibility of allowing Saddam to continue in power.....he destroyed everything and no matter what he said or had to prove it....Bush WAS GOING TO INVADE AND ENDANGER AMERICANS NO MATTER THE COST OR THE TRUTH CC