CNN covered up Saddam Hussein's crimes, before the war started Options

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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=73a_1181328755

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While I enjoy our discussions, it becomes just plain silly when you begin denying actual events that take place in the word and in order to protect your self imposed position you need to deny any and all reports that tend to disagree with your position.



So you think the main battle with Al Quacka is in Africa and Afghanistan?!?! Funny how we seem to keep killing them Iraq. Maybe that's because that's where the "battle" is. Even Osama has repeatedly said how important victory in Iraq is. Funny how I seem to miss all the headlines about Americans being killed by Al Quacka in Africa. Show me the link that says the main battle is in Africa.


Youir denial of WMD's used on Iraqi's is absurd:
The Halabja (Northern Iraq) attack involved multiple chemical agents, including mustard gas, and the nerve agents sarin, tabun and VX. It began with 8 Russian built fighter/bombers.
http://www.hrw.org/reports/1991/IRAQ913.htm#4

Mass murder graves in Iraq contain "400,000 so far" -Tony Blair
Nerve and Mustard Gas used on Kurds
http://www.usaid.gov/iraq/pdf/iraq_mass_graves.pdf

Saddam admits use of WMD's on Iran
http://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Saddam...6290507910.html

An example of numerous reports that WMD were removed from Iraq to Syria. I don't know whether WMD's were moved into Syria or not. It is constitant with certain facts and has makes some logical sense. Especially if Russia was trying to hide their involvement. But this highlights our difference. I am willing to view all information and and put together some logical conclusions. http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articl.../2/230625.shtml

You really need to read the ISG report.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/library/...g-final-report/
It contains the following statements:
In the years following Iraq's war with Iran and invasion of Kuwait, Saddam's Regime sought to preserve the ability to reconstitute his WMD, while seeking sanctions relief through the appearance of cooperation with the UN Special Commission (UNSCOM) and the UN Monitoring Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC).

Many former Iraqi officials close to Saddam either heard him say or inferred that he intended to resume WMD programs when sanctions were lifted. Those around him at the time do not believe that hemade a decision to permanently abandon WMD programs.

Iraq attempted to balance competing desires to appear to cooperate with the UN and have sanctions lifted, and to preserve the ability to eventually reconstitute its weapons of mass destruction.

The release of long-concealed WMD documentation planted at Husayn Kamil's farm in August 1995, and Iraq's declarations in February 1996 revealing new aspects of the WMD programs were major turning points in the Regime's denial and deception efforts following the Desert Storm

The Regime made a token effort to comply with the disarmament process, but the Iraqis never intended to meet the spirit of the UNSC's resolutions.

ISG has not found evidence that Saddam Husayn possessed WMD stocks in 2003, but the available evidence from its investigation—including detainee interviews and document exploitation—leaves open the possibility that some weapons existed in Iraq although not of a militarily significant capability.