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To: Lane3 who wrote (148328)	11/22/2005 6:44:45 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 793670

"I think that most likely he just picked that intelligence that suited his proclivities and ignored the rest" That is not how one judges another is "beyond any even unreasonable doubt that Bush was telling what he believed to be the truth about Saddam’s stockpile of WMD" Your first comments above suggest active and conscious decisions that are dishonest. That is how I interpret what you say with little doubt. Those who try to work in the word mislead are really trying to sneak in deception. Stating what one reasonably believe is truth is not misleading. Stating otherwise is deception in an attempt to mislead.