More Bush Lies
More discussion of Bush's 'lies' about Iraq's WMDs:
...you'll note that the "lies" he's accusing Bush of are the exact same "lies" President Clinton alleged throughout the '90s. The only difference is Bush did something about it. ...check out The Washington Post's Robert Kagan in Sunday's paper. Kagan lists a number of prominent politicians over the past decade who have "lied" about Iraq's possession of WMDs, including: George W. Bush, Tony Blair, former CIA director John Deutch, former Defense Secretary William Cohen, Jacques Chirac, Al Gore, Bill Clinton and the German intelligence service. Kagan concludes:
So if you like a good conspiracy, this one's a doozy. And the best thing about it is that if all these people are lying, there's only one person who ever told the truth: Saddam Hussein. And now we can't find him either.
Though they would object to the charge ... conspiracy theorists believe that Saddam Hussein is more trustworthy than President Bush. That's their argument at its heart. It tells you something about them, and it's not pretty.
...you'll note that the "lies" he's accusing Bush of are the exact same "lies" President Clinton alleged throughout the '90s. The only difference is Bush did something about it. ...check out The Washington Post's Robert Kagan in Sunday's paper. Kagan lists a number of prominent politicians over the past decade who have "lied" about Iraq's possession of WMDs, including: George W. Bush, Tony Blair, former CIA director John Deutch, former Defense Secretary William Cohen, Jacques Chirac, Al Gore, Bill Clinton and the German intelligence service. Kagan concludes:
So if you like a good conspiracy, this one's a doozy. And the best thing about it is that if all these people are lying, there's only one person who ever told the truth: Saddam Hussein. And now we can't find him either.
Though they would object to the charge ... conspiracy theorists believe that Saddam Hussein is more trustworthy than President Bush. That's their argument at its heart. It tells you something about them, and it's not pretty.
# | June 11, 2003