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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jttmab who wrote (24068)	12/21/2003 10:57:28 AM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

There wasn't anyone left in the Administration that had any credibility. What a silly statement......you sound more and more like one of the Bush hating morons ............ Tsk, tsk.....

To: jttmab who wrote (24068)	12/21/2003 1:11:04 PM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93284

And the INCREDIBLE BUSH SPIN MACHINE might just get whacked over this one!!!! something I have suspected since the HALLIBURTON STORY WAS TAKING THE WHITE HOUSE DOWN ON FRIDAYand suddenly.....they find Saddam TO TAKE AWAY THE HEADLINES ON SATURDAY! Iraqis show their contempt for Saddam Hussein Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted: 21 December 2003 1158 hrs Saddam was held by Kurdish forces, drugged and left for US troops LONDON, : Saddam Hussein was captured by US troops only after he had been taken prisoner by Kurdish forces, drugged and abandoned ready for American soldiers to recover him, a British Sunday newspaper said. Saddam came into the hands of the Kurdish Patriotic Front after being betrayed to the group by a member of the al-Jabour tribe, whose daughter had been raped by Saddam's son Uday, leading to a blood feud, reported the Sunday Express, which quoted an unnamed senior British military intelligence officer. The newspaper said the full story of events leading up to the ousted Iraqi president's capture on December 13 near his hometown of Tikrit in northern Iraq, "exposes the version peddled by American spin doctors as incomplete". A former Iraqi intelligence officer, whom the Express did not name, told the paper that Saddam was held prisoner by a leader of the Kurdish Patriotic Front, which fought alongside US forces during the Iraq war, until he negotiated a deal. The deal apparently involved the group gaining political advantage in the region. An unnamed Western intelligence source in the Middle East told the Express: "Saddam was not captured as a result of any American or British intelligence. We knew that someone would eventually take their revenge, it was just a matter of time." - AFP channelnewsasia.com CC