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Displaced Flames fan · 05-07-2006, 10:14 PM

I suppose I'm a fricken joke for saying this...and a sheep...and all the other derogatory monikers the self righteous, elitist anti-Bush people who post here would like to hurl at me but lets look at a couple of irrefutable facts here....

1. Al Zarqawi was in Iraq.

2. Because Hussein kicked out weapons inspectors on several occasions and did not dispose of his documented stockpile of WMD's in the manner provided for by various UN resolutions it is not unreasonable to assume that he still had WMD's in Iraq at the time. Actually, it would've been irresponsible to think otherwise.

3. It took 17 UN security council resolutions and the subsequent disregard/violation of each of them for the US government to attempt the use of force in Iraq.

I'm not happy with the way this thing has played out at all. The planning for post-invasion operations and transition to a new Iraqi rule has been horrnedous. However, to say that the administration LIED about WMD's in Iraq or Saddam's threat level or Al-Qaeda's presence there is just flat out wrong.

05-07-2006, 10:14 PM	#10
Displaced Flames fan Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Kalispell, Montana Exp:	I suppose I'm a fricken joke for saying this...and a sheep...and all the other derogatory monikers the self righteous, elitist anti-Bush people who post here would like to hurl at me but lets look at a couple of irrefutable facts here.... 1. Al Zarqawi was in Iraq. 2. Because Hussein kicked out weapons inspectors on several occasions and did not dispose of his documented stockpile of WMD's in the manner provided for by various UN resolutions it is not unreasonable to assume that he still had WMD's in Iraq at the time. Actually, it would've been irresponsible to think otherwise. 3. It took 17 UN security council resolutions and the subsequent disregard/violation of each of them for the US government to attempt the use of force in Iraq. I'm not happy with the way this thing has played out at all. The planning for post-invasion operations and transition to a new Iraqi rule has been horrnedous. However, to say that the administration LIED about WMD's in Iraq or Saddam's threat level or Al-Qaeda's presence there is just flat out wrong.