VANITY: Defeat the leftist lies that Al Qaeda wasn't in Iraq before the war

Various News and Govermental Sources ^ | June 14, 2006 | Peach

[massgopguy]

Also keep in mind that it was Richard Clarke who coined the phrase, "boogie to Baghdad". This was his advice to the President that Osama Bin Laden would move operations to Iraq following an invasion of Afghanistan.

[KJC1]

Excellent, outstanding thread.

Thank you, Peach.

[Peach]

Also, this:

Families sue Iraq over 9/11. Thousands of 9/11 victims and family members sue Iraq based on evidence that Iraq knew the attacks were coming, approved the attacks, and supported Al Qaeda for a decade. The lawsuit also notes Iraq's involvement in the first WTC attack.
September 5, 2002. CBS.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/09/05/september11/main520874.shtml

[Peach]

Wonderful, jazusamo.

I'm copying and pasting that link to my e-mail and will send them all an e-mail with the list of links posted above in #2.

[Peach]

Thank you for any help you can give, A. Hun.

It's pretty easy to cut and paste the links posted in #16 and use the links posted in #2.

I'd really like Karl Rove and Tony Snow to pay more attention to this, as well as our Republican Congressmen.

[RandallFlagg]

IMHO, I believe that President Bush is using Iraq as a magnet to draw the cowards into combat, and trying to keep up the, "No AQ in Iraq," line to keep AQ thinking that we're clueless.

Once AQ and their pals are toast, we'll reveal all we know.

[Peach]

Hmmm -- that's an interesting theory.

[Apercu]

Don't leave out WMD's.

[Peach]

For those interested in using the WMD information in any of their e-mails or hard copy letters, great information can be found here:

(The link mentions the people in a position to know, including WMD hunters, who have said it's likely or at least possible WMD were moved to Syria).

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06036/649858.stm

[IncPen]

Check your FRmail

I sent an idea I didn't want to share with the trolls

[Coffee_drinker]

I agree we need to educate and stand up for the truth, however once a liberal and the MSM gets something in their head they repeat it until it sinks into the average American minds. Once this is done reversing is almost futile. In the rare case of a truly open and self thinking liberal you can change their mind. This is one of the most frustrating things that I personally have had to deal with when debating and discussing "Issues" with my liberal friends.

This I believe is one of the downfalls of the democratic party, they have a lot of people who don't want to discuss issues on their merits but only what they think they know or feel. That is why they cannot come together as a party and make a definitive statement on the war. Look at Kerry, now he says he was wrong about voting for the war, and he got resounding applause.

Keep up on the good work, one last thought, just like in the war on terror, using a preemptive strike on the MSM and education is the best way to keep the Liberal MSM from getting a foothold on Untruth.

CD

[Peach]

FR back; I have a question in my mail to you.

[Peach]

I agree with you about how once a lie is permitted to stand for so long. That's why I've been upset about this issue for a few years now.

But since we're on a roll of good news right now, and since Tony Snow is in the WH and as a former friend of freepers, I was thinking that if we had a lot of freepers send those links to the media, Rove, Snow, Congressmen, maybe we'd embolden people to finally start standing up for the truth.

[Peach]

Ping for some activism suggestions.

[lormand]

I almost choked last night when I heard Bill O'Reilly acknowledged to his leftist guest Hackett, that there were no terrorist in Iraq.

Bill O'Reilly is an idiot.

[rwa265]

"don't want to discuss issues on their merits but only what they think they know or feel"

Exactly! I could forward this to several individuals whose reaction would surely be, "Nothing to see here. Move on. Moveon.org."

[SE Mom]

FYI and in hopes this can be spread around!

[Peach]

Then PLEASE send FNC people, including O'Reilly, a freepmail. Use the links in #2; just cut and paste.

If enough of us do this, over time they may FINALLY respond. I don't care for O'Reilly either, but he does have a very poular show.


Special@foxnews.com (Brit Hume)
Hannity@foxnews.com
Oreilly@foxnews.com
Studiob@foxnews.com (Shep Smith)
Hardball@msnbc.com
Imus@msnbc.com
Myword@foxnews.com (John Gibson)
Drudge@drudgereport.com
writemalkin@gmail.com
hhewitt@hughhewitt.com
rush@eibnet.com
Beltway@foxnews.com (Barnes & Kondracke)
Friends@foxnews.com
humanevents@humaneventsonline.com (Ann Coulter)
howiecarr@wrko.co
http://www.michaelmedved.com/askmike
http://intelligence.senate.gov/ (Senate Intelligence Committee)

[Peach]

A suggestion, for those of you interested in using the e-mail list above, you may wish to send each e-mail individually.

Otherwise, I think some folks consider it spam and don't respond or read.

[pinz-n-needlez]

Mark.

I'll be back later after I catch up on the President and Tony. ;-)

Pinz