Facts of War: Yes, there were connections between Saddam Hussein and the 9/11 bad guys. (GREAT ONE)

The National Review ^ | November 18, 2005 | Mark Levin

[oneofmany]

Kudos to the Great One

[Publius6961]

BUMP!

[luvbach1]

When the Left deliberately ignores the facts and much of the public and press, foreign and domestic, buys the lies, they take hold. What can be done about the liars on the left and the ignorant and disloyal swayed by their lies?

[Bahbah]

What is this baloney that there were no connections between Iraq and Osama bin Laden?

LOL. I can just hear him saying this.

[freekitty]

It sounds like the media, etc are trying to pull a Vietnam over our eyes. Make the war unpopular; etc.

[gondramB]

I know I'm in the minority of Freepers on this one...but we need o let the Iraq/ 9/11 thing go. Even if there were copntacts and some cooperation that doesn't justify the scale of our response in Iraq and y'all are simply preachingto the choir.

We need to focus the reality that we are there now, the consequences of leaving early, the humanitarian good that we have done, what a bad guy Saddam was and our plan to leave Iraq with a stable friendly democracy. That is the way to get the support we need to finish the job - and to not lose the house and senate in the process.

[Issaquahking]

Great read!

[TigersEye]

bump to someone with a catalog of Iraq/Al Queda connections.

[Darksheare]

No ties, right?

[Unrepentant VN Vet]

I'd suggest that we continue along the lines that the House used Friday by treating them like a puppy that messed on the floor: grab 'em by the nap of the neck, rub their noses in their own **** and throw 'em out in the cold.

(Pelosi DOES remind me a lot of a yappy little ankle biter that hasn't been house trained yet........)

[new yorker 77]

We need to fight for our young brave soldiers.

They will fight the enemy abroad.

We will fight the enemy within.

Plus, boycott the biased MSM.

[gondramB]

"I'd suggest that we continue along the lines that the House used Friday by treating them like a puppy that messed on the floor: grab 'em by the nap of the neck, rub their noses in their own **** and throw 'em out in the cold."

The Republicans got lucky with that stunt - the democrats fell for it hook, line and sinker. But you can't always count on stupidity in response- they might have been smarter and said "of we can't withdraw -we are in quagmire" and they wouldn't have looked like petulent crybabbies.

[TigersEye]

You make a good point but it shouldn't be forgotten that 9/11 and Al Queda were hardly the centerpiece for the administrations case for war. Nor were WMDs. It is simply leftist/MSM myth that the President made those things the most important.

It is not good to simply forget the past and ignore the intentional deceptions being made about it. The aim of these deceptions is to cause division not find a solution.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

Welcome Home Brother

[AmeriBrit]

I disagree with you.

Your solution of "just let Iraq/9/11thingy go" still leaves all those the CommiCrats brainwashed believing all the lies about the President and VP inventing the story so as to go to war for oil.

The CommiCrats repeatd the lies till 1/2 the nation believed them so maybe if we keep throwing the truth at them we can convert them and show the CommiCrats up for what they are and save the country from being taken over completely by the Communists.

[Mo1]

later read

[Unrepentant VN Vet]

They seem to me to have been having public tantrums ever since 2000.

And as far as stupid...........well, why does the whole bunch act like they're still running against W? Somebody over at the DNC think they can turn back the clock if they keep banging their heads against the wall?

[Fruitbat]

A wonderful society that Islam fosters, eh.

[silverleaf]

Thanks for the reference material!