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To: Road Walker who wrote (181451)	1/24/2004 12:50:24 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576165

John, I put these posts, both from today, back to back so that maybe this thread's supporters of the Bush administration will see just how blatantly they lie. It probably won't work........they'll come up with some way to stay in daNile......like Dr. Kay is really a liberal in waiting. But we have to try.........its our duty as Americans. <g> ted ********************************************************** <font color=brown>Cheney Is Adamant on Iraq 'Evidence' Vice president revives assertions on banned weaponry and links to Al Qaeda that other administration officials have backed away from. By Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON — Vice President Dick Cheney revived two controversial assertions about the war in Iraq on Thursday, declaring there was "overwhelming evidence" that Saddam Hussein had a relationship with Al Qaeda and that two trailers discovered after the war were proof of Iraq's biological weapons programs. The vice president stood by positions that others in the Bush administration have largely abandoned in recent months, as preliminary analysis of the trailers has been called into question and new evidence — including a document found with Hussein when he was captured — cast doubt on theories that Iraq and Al Qaeda collaborated.<font color=black> ********************************************************** <font color=green> Ex-U.S. Arms Hunter Kay Says No Stockpiles in Iraq WASHINGTON (Reuters) - David Kay, who stepped down as leader of the U.S. hunt for weapons of mass destruction, said on Friday he does not believe there were any large stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons in Iraq (news - web sites). "I don't think they existed," Kay told Reuters in a telephone interview. "What everyone was talking about is stockpiles produced after the end of the last (1991) Gulf War (news - web sites) and I don't think there was a large-scale production program in the '90s," he said. Kay said he believes most of what is going to be found in the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has been found and that the hunt will become more difficult once America turns over governing the country to the Iraqis.