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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (221792)	3/3/2005 8:26:53 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573092

Ted, You think McDermott is a kook? You are terribly twisted. McDermott thought we knew where Saddam was all along, and that his capture was politically timed. Plus he thought we already captured Osama and will turn him up just before the November election. worldnetdaily.com; Again reading comprehension seems to be a problem with Bush supporters. Of course, its always dangerous to use WorldNet or Fox News as your source when making such claims. Re. OBL, he said that there are rumors that he has been found and that they are waiting to bring him to the surface. According to the article, he never claimed those rumors were true. As for Saddam, he said that Bush knew where Saddam was and that they were waiting for the right moment to bring him out. How do you know that was not true? He also said Bush has mislead the American people. That's true. The only error I see in his commentary was the one where he said the American people would not re elect Bush. McDermott, like many of us, overestimated the political intelligence of the American public. Those aren't the thoughts of a sane man. Those are the thoughts of an extremely paranoid individual. Hardly. They are the thoughts of an intelligent man who knows that the WH speaks with forked tongue. I think you need to review your criteria for determining insanity. I also would recommend that you read your source articles more slowly. ted