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Originally Posted by Bingo
I just don't get why you have to be a complete ass in every single string.
I thought I presented my thoughts in a pretty non inciteful manner that should have at least garnered a somewhat respectul disagreement and not a ****y witch hunt.
Yes I watched the program, but probably not to the swallow it whole and call it gospel point that you did. He presented a set of facts that point to some sobering conclusions that I'm sure have left out quite a few other important facts that would present a different answer all together. I think he proved the sell job and I agreed with that, but unless I was up taking a squirt and missed it, he didn't at any point prove that they already knew that Iraq didn't have WMD.
Still very plausible that they feared it, and wanted to make sure they could sell the going in and getting them before something akin to 911 happened again.
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Well, you must've taken a big squirt, because a large part of the documentary focused on the specific examples by Kwiatkowski, who worked on the specific iraq war plans for the pentagon right up to the invasion, that 'evidence' and intelligence had been cherry picked, was often 10 to 15 years old. You also must have missed the part about Joe Wilson, where he stated the purchase of uranium from africa was completely false, that he had told cheney it was false, and logic would dictate that his wife, a CIA undercover operative, also confirmed was false, but was used anyway, repeatedly, and willfully, despite knowing that that information was categorically false.