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To: goldworldnet who wrote (82)	3/16/2006 4:34:53 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 143

He's 80 years old, he's probably too senile to know any better... GZ

To: goldworldnet who wrote (82)	3/16/2006 9:43:43 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 143

You mentioned that there were WMD in Iraq........I wanted to clarify your confusion. I have tons more articles like the one below and a report done by the man Bush sent over to personally look WMDs. He didn't find any. BUSH SUPPORTERS MISLED A new study by the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) shows that supporters of President Bush hold wildly inaccurate views about the world. For example, "a large majority [72 percent] of Bush supporters believe that before the war Iraq had weapons of mass destruction."[1] Most Bush supporters [57 percent] also believe that the recently released report by Charles Duelfer, the administration's hand-picked weapons inspector, concluded Iraq either had WMD or a major program for developing them.[2] In fact, the report concluded "Saddam Hussein did not produce or possess any weapons of mass destruction for more than a decade before the U.S.-led invasion" and the U.N. inspection regime had "curbed his ability to build or develop weapons."[3] According to the study, 75 percent Bush supporters also believe "Iraq was providing substantial support to al Qaeda."[4] Most Bush supporters [55 percent] believe that was the conclusion of the 9/11 commission.[5] In fact, the 9/11 commission concluded there was no "collaborative relationship" between al-Qaeda and Iraq.[6] Bush supporters also hold inaccurate views about world public opinion of the war in Iraq and a range of Bush's foreign policy positions.[7] Sources: 1. "The Separate Realities of Bush and Kerry Supporters," Program on International Policy Attitudes, 10/21/04, daily.misleader.org. 2. Ibid, daily.misleader.org. 3. "Iraq's Illicit Weapons Gone Since Early '90s, CIA Says," Los Angeles Times, 10/07/04, daily.misleader.org. 4. "The Separate Realities of Bush and Kerry Supporters," Program on International Policy Attitudes, 10/21/04, daily.misleader.org. 5. Ibid, daily.misleader.org. 6. "Al Qaeda-Hussein Link Is Dismissed," Washington Post, 6/17/04, daily.misleader.org. 7. "The Separate Realities of Bush and Kerry Supporters," Program on International Policy Attitudes, 10/21/04, daily.misleader.org.