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Originally Posted by oilers_fan
Maybe I am just naive, but I don't think Bush and co. concocted evidence to support this war. I think they honestly believed what they presented, just as every major politician regardless of party status did in the US.
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You're naive. Read the following books and tell me that the evidence was not cooked.
America's Secret War (George Friedman)
Cobra II (Gordon and Trainor)
Assassin's Gate (George Packer)
and most importantly...
War on Iraq: What Team Bush doesn't want you to know (William Pitt and Scott Ritter)
The last title was co-written by the same Scott Ritter who was the US weapons inspector who the Bush administration completely ignored. This is the same Scott Ritter that spent seven years in Iraq hunting down the WMDs and was able to confirm, along with the UN weapons inspectors, that the systems and weapons themselves had been destroyed as per the UN resolutions. There is zero doubt now that the evidence was cooked. The UN said so, the American inspectors said so, the military has been saying so, and the CIA is now coming clean. The only question left now is whether the Democraps (sic) can win control of the house in the 2006 mid terms and impeach Bush and his cronies.