[VRWCmember]

In addition to the captured tapes, U.S. officials are analyzing thousands of pages of newly translated Iraqi documents that tell of Saddam seeking uranium from Africa in the mid-1990s.

What????!!!! I thought it was an egregious lie when W included those 16 words about Saddam seeking uranium from Africa. You mean Joe Wilson was wrong????

[Feiny]

Why do we only have 12 hours of tape after 3 years?

[nickcarraway]

No one from the White House will ever mention this.

[Buffettfan]

Anybody that doesn't beleive that Saddam could not hide cannisters of VX nerve gas and anthrax under the sand in Iraq, a country the size of California is a fool. If they don't beleive it, it's because they don't want to beleive it. These lefty types hate their own president more than they hate Saddam Hussein. To them Bush is the enemy, not Saddam, Osama Bib Laden, or Al Queda. The want to see Bush fail. They don't care that if Bush fails then America fails. The left is this country is just as much the enemy as the Islamofascists that want to kill us (lefties included).

Semper Fi'
Jarhead

[VOA]

bump

[newzjunkey]

WMD Bump!

[RightWhale]

Since this came out just a few weeks ago, the 'Bush lied' chant has been absent from the street corners. This, even though the MSM has not given the story any prominance.

[GianniV]

Has anyone told George Clooney this?

If not, will any airhead journalist ask him about these tapes the next time he gives his "I'm proud to be a liberal." speech?

[George W. Bush]

Try as I might, I can't think of a reason why WMD in Iraq is still relevant to anyone.

Finding or not finding WMD will not change our public or military policy or flip upcoming elections either way. It can't change the Arab world's outlook or Iran's stance. The DUmmies will still hate the war and the military.

We're way past the point where the pretext for war is especially meaningful. Whether we're succeeding in Iraq, when we will draw down our forces, whether Iraq is in danger of civil war, the quality of Iraqi democracy and human rights, the Iranian weapons program: these are all far more relevant to current policy and politics in America, Europe and the M.E.

[driftless]

The truth about Hussein is pretty obvious to level-headed observers. He was an evil tyrant with delusions of grandeur. He had weapons of mass destruction that he had used and planned to continue manufacturing. He planned to use them against the West with the help of Islamo-fascist terrorists i.e. Al-qaeda and other assorted Islamic terrorist groups.

This plain description of Hussein was too much for the liberal media to handle. Their hate for Bush, and all conservative Republicans for that matter, was such that they couldn't see the forest for the trees. They will never admit to being wrong because they can't stand the idea that conservatives could be right about Iraq and Hussein...or anything else for that matter. Their hate, which blinded their thinking, is reflexive.

[Grampa Dave]

fyi

[Grampa Dave]

fyi

[operation clinton cleanup]

But it is not clear whether Baghdad did what the documents indicate, said the U.S. official, who asked not to be named.

I don't know their name, but I'm pretty sure I could tell you who they voted for in 1992,1996,2000, and 2004.

[Calpernia]

>>>"Audiotapes of Saddam Hussein and his aides underscore the Bush administration's argument that Baghdad was determined to rebuild its arsenal of weapons of mass destruction once the international community had tired of inspections and left the Iraqi dictator alone. In addition to the captured tapes, U.S. officials are analyzing thousands of pages of newly translated Iraqi documents that tell of Saddam seeking uranium from Africa in the mid-1990s."<<<

Joe Wilson?