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The New York Times is complaining that information from Iraq's nonexistent nuclear weapons program that was posted on the web by the Bush administration to disprove the NYT's assertion that Iraq's program didn't exist has helped Iran advance its own existing nuclear weapons program. It's Bush's fault. It is just me, or is something wrong with this train of reasoning?

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123 posted on 11/03/2006 9:43:50 AM PST by sono ("Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" - Gunnery Sgt Thomas "Gunny" Highway)
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To: sono

Oh, no, nothing wrong. To the LL, it is absolutely logical. You choose the facts to fit your purpose. Discard those that don't.


126 posted on 11/03/2006 9:46:11 AM PST by bwteim (bwteim = begin with the end in mind)
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What they seem to be missing is that the media demanded these documents be made public. They got what they wanted and now want to blame the Bush admin for actually releasing them? What a bunch of hysterical fools.
160 posted on 11/03/2006 9:58:53 AM PST by rintense (Liberals stand for nothing and are against everything- unless it benefits them.)
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To: sono

Early in my life, I learned that lying or BSing was doomed to failure unless I had an absolutely perfect memory.

That said, I will only ROFLMAO and quote the old NavAir definition:



Clangbird - A large, highly polished metallic bird which flies in ever decreasing concentric circles until it at last flies up its own arse with a resounding CLANG.


162 posted on 11/03/2006 9:59:46 AM PST by Unrepentant VN Vet (I can't really accept a welcome home until the last MIA does.)
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