Re: ADT Security Canada

[Robert L Bass <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>>> 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.

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.

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.

> 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)

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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