Re: ADT Security Canada

[JoeRaisin <joeraisin@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Robert L Bass wrote:

>>>>>Attacking Iraq, much as it seemed like a military romp
>>>>>when the Bush lies were first being spread, was clearly
>>>>>the wrong thing to do.  There were no weapons of
>>>>>mass destruction.
>>>>
>>>>But who knew that at the time?
>>>
>>>George "dubya" Bush, the CIA and the UN inspectors
>>>for starters.
>>>
>>
>>Except every other country and our previous administration
>>all believed it too.
>
>
> Perhaps you may have forgotten but during the months leading up
> to the Bush War most of our former allies refused to accept the
> Bush lies.  Numerous folks who post here ridiculed France,
> Germany, Russia and Belgium for refusing to join Bush in his
> jihad.
>

None of those countries were against the invasion because they didn't
think saddam had WMD's.  They were raking in the cash on back door deals.

> The UN said we should wait and allow the inspectors to finish
> their job.  The security council refused to endorse the attack
> despite significant bullying by Bush.
>

The UN inspector weren't allowed to inspect.
Besides, the UN was raking in cash skimming from the oil for food program.

> Many Americans, including myself, were lead to believe there
> really were WMDs in Iraq.  The Bush lies were effective at that.
> Even among those of us who find Bush an abominable, incompetent
> jackass gave at least some credence to his lies.
>

Again, I ask, is it a lie if one believes it is true when one says it?
All the intelligence and all of saddam's actions pointed to WMD's.

>
>>If you say something that isn't true, but at the time
>>you say it you believe it is...  Is it a lie?  Or were you
>>simply wrong?
>
>
> Presumably, the "you" above is general and you are actually
> referring to Bush.  If that is the case, you predicate the
> question on another lie -- that he believed any of the Bushit he
> and his cronies handed the American people to justify his war.
>
>
>>As Bill Clinton once said, "attacks never fed a hungry child"
>
>
> Yesterday Laura Bush spoke to the media.  She expressed concern
> over getting the children back in school.  Twice she mentioned
> the cause of the problem -- hurricane *Karina* (sic)
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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