[Virginia Ridgerunner]

The war logs contain repeated references to weapons smuggling and co-ordination of attacks by Teheran, even claiming that Iranian elements would dictate where assassination targets should be shot.

The biggest mistake that Bush and Rumsfeld made in 2003 was not right-wheeling into Iran after Baghdad fell. Why that country and its population of fanatics is not a smoldering crater in the ground today is beyond me.

[BCW]

surprise - surprise...

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The flip side of this was our response when al-Qaeda elements in Iraq started affixing chlorine cylinders to their bombs. And this *was* an effective use of chemical weapons against civilians.

Our response was crystal clear. To kill every single person associated with this technique. Wipe them all out. No pretense of capture. We have no sense of humor about these things.

[2ndDivisionVet]

I wonder if the Einsteins in the lame stream media realize that nerve agent is a weapon-of-mass-destruction (WMD) and therefore this finally and fully vindicates President Bush and his administration?

[ridesthemiles]

em a date that we would attack gave Saddam a chance to convoy many items into Syria.

The whole region needs to become a smoking mass.

[adanaC]

Is George Soros funding wikileaks???

[Volunteer]

If this is accurate, why would we not have made this part of the public record?

The biggest hit Bush took was "there were no weapons of mass destruction". This would clearly show that there were.

I truly thought that the invasion of Iraq was simply a prelude to the invasion of Iran. Had things gone according to plan, I think we would have hit Iran.

[ozzymandus]

Ooops! The anti-American Wikileaks freak accidentally proved Bush was telling the truth!