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You listed several discredited tinfoil hat theories that came from Chalabi's camp. That you care so little about your own country to investigate what it is that you think you know, I see no difference between you and the traitors within the government.

"You listed several discredited tinfoil hat theories that came from Chalabi's camp. That you care so little about your own country to investigate what it is that you think you know, I see no difference between you and the traitors within the government"

I never listened to Chalabi or his theories. I have quoted you from the Department of Defense website that showed that Salman Pak did exist and was destroyed. I have also given you MY opinion based on facts that have nothing to do with Chalabi, but based on public information.

Why don't you try to come up with your own theories based on facts? If you would do that, you will find that what you have been spewing is pure bull crap.

This whole post begins with the words "Al-Queda-Iraqi relationship.

I am thinking you do not understand relationships between nations. Let me see if I can educate you a little with some history.

In our revolutionary war: England was the enemy, France was the ally. Now: France is no where to be found (or maybe with the enemy) and England is our ally.

Iran Pre-1979: Iran was our ally. Now: Iran is our enemy.

In WWI and WWII: Russia was our ally. During the cold war: Russia was our enemy. When Russia invaded Afghanistan: Russia was our enemy and those who fought the Russians were our allies, this included Bin Laden.

In the Iran/Iraq war: Iraq was our ally. Last year we took over their country to get rid of the exact same leader who we backed a couple of decades ago.

This is not unusual regarding allies around the world. This is more the norm.

Never say never on allies. It is a losing proposition, and in this case it is the lives of American citizens that lose when people like you spout your closed minded rhetoric.