Very interesting.

Can you make references where all these lines have come from? It would be helpful to post footnotes or attribute the quotes you have found to a publication, reporter or politician.

A great list! Bookmarked. Thanks.

Interesting. In looking one of these quotes up I came across this website that contained many of the quotes...it looks like the poster name is Blackrain, btw: http://www.hannity.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-3290.html

Ping for later reading.

Good work!!!

mark.

From a February 13, 1999 CNN article, Bin Laden reportedly leaves Afghanistan, whereabouts unknown

Saddam Hussein offered asylum

"Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has offered asylum to bin Laden, who openly supports Iraq against the Western powers."

"Despite repeated demands from Washington, the Taliban refused to hand over bin Laden after the August 7 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, demanding proof of his involvement in terrorist activities."

Bookmarked. Great work!!

Pleasr cite sources so we can jam this down peoples throats.

Thanks for all your research. Here is a link that has more information about the incidents in the Philippines that linked the Iraqi government directly to terrorist bombings:

http://www.time.com/time/asia/magazine/article/0,13673,501030224-423566,00.html

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It was Richard Clark who coined the phrase "Boogie to Baghdad" in reference to Osama Bin Laden seeking refuge in Iraq.

That was before he and Sandy Berger were sued by the owner of the Al Shifa medical plant in Sudan that the two of them advocated bombing. After the lawsuit, both became fervent voices in the NO TIES crowd, but until that lawsuit...they were all about claiming Saddam had ties to AQ.

You are going to appreciate this reference.

link didn't work

can you email or pm me?

http://www.trackingthethreat.com/
I keep meaning to update my link. you'll find it here a very robust site.

This information, especially evidence that Al Qaeda and Iraq intelligence collaborated to find an atomic bomb, is readily available in Michael Scheuer's Through Our Enemies' Eyes. There were plenty of connections between Al Qaeda and Iraq. They were probably not operational in the sense that they planned terrorist attacks together. The media and Democrats have successfully manufactured the myth that there were NO connections of any kind between the two. That is simply not the case.