Enough already!
The retired agent should have explained why the reporting in the Clinton years was about WMDs and al Qaeda/Iraqi cooperation but, after we went into Iraq, Saddam became such a sweetie.
Rummy bump ... but from the headline I thought we'd hear about Patches' veracity.
Isn't it kind of oxymoronic for an intelligence analyst (provider) to criticize the intelligence Rummy used???
Why are you bringing this up?
I thought Rummy handled himself well in that exchange.
McGovern IS a crazed lefty.
ping
Belmont Club is the only blog that I read. It deserves a ping list.
The left shows its idiocy once again.
Is there a cure for BDS?
We all make decisions based on our senses. When our senses are wrong that does not make us liars. And reacting to those senses does not make us wrong.
All of the 'senses' of the US, and our allies(and non-allies) had been indicating, for many years, that we made the right decision. End of story
All this clown did was repeat the talking points and continue the news cycle.
VIPS' initial target was Dick Cheney.
VIPS' had about 25 members early on.
[Others member of VIPS are Larry Johnson and Patrick Eddington, author of a book called "Gassed in the Gulf." Yet another is William Christison, who is a backer of a group called "Urgent Call." Other people associated with Urgent Call are Pol Pot apologist Noam Chomsky, Barbara Kingsolver, Julian Bond, and Jonathan Schell.]
Both VIPS and Ray McGovern had email accounts on the web domain of a group called "counterpunch.org."
Counterpunch.org is run by Alexander Cockburn, a columnist for the leftwing rag "The Nation."
VIPS spokesman Ray McGovern is an associate of former US ambassador Joseph Wilson, who is the husband of the allegedly "outed" CIA employee Valerie Plame.
Crazed Lefty:
"QUESTION: Well we’re talking about lies and your allegation there was bulletproof evidence of ties between al Qaeda and Iraq."
The Left keeps lying about the lack of links when in fact more and more evidence comes out of clear links between Saddam and Al Qaeda over a number of years, from the early 1990s onwards to 2003.