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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CalculatedRisk who wrote (58087)	2/21/2005 3:40:10 AM
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"I did read the report." Which one? The Iraq Survey Group report? The Senate Intelligence Committee report? The 9/11 Commission report? All three clearly established that Saddam had longstanding ties to multiple terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda. His Saddam Fedayeen was a large internal terrorist group as well. As per the Gulf War Cease Fire Agreement, Saddam was allowed ZERO ties to terrorism. And every single UN Resolution was irrevocably tied to the Cease Fire Agreement. Your faulty, baseless straw man argument that there was no "working relationship" is inaccurate at best & totally flawed in how Saddam's relationship to terrorism was completely disallowed in any way, shape or form here in the real world.