Al Qaeda Document: Zarqawi Came to Iraq Before The War To Prepare The Fight Against U.S

Al Qaeda document | March 16 2008 | jveritas

[Cicero]

I’ve misplaced the name, but there was just an excellent book out on Vietnam by a guy who lost his tenure decision as a result of its political incorrectness, and I believe is now teaching at the U.S. Marine Academy.

Probably a better place to teach than most of the Ivies, these days. Marines have some desire to get in touch with the real world.

[ikez78]

Excellent find. I think there was a genuine split in al Qaeda about working with Saddam. Another top al Qaeda commander Mohammed Atef was said to have reached out to Saddam for WMD on a number of occasions and I believe Abu Hafs al Mauritania did as well though he might be the same person as Atef.

[jveritas]

To who in the McCain campaign should I forward it?

[april15Bendovr]

"We have threads where Saddam was claiming Salman Pak was ‘counter-terrorism’ training."

That was a great talking point for the Jamie Gorelick crowd.

"Iraq Counter terrorism training" is about as valid as Iran nuclear power for energy

[tsmith130]

and there's this...

(Flashback to 1992: Gore criticizes Bush for ignoring Iraq's ties to terrorism)

[maica]

“Patriot’s History” is in its 5th printing, plus audio.

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Congratulations! That is good news.

[tsmith130]

And this...

(FLASHBACK: Clinton first linked al Qaeda to Saddam)

[jveritas]

Agree that Al Qaeda was split about dealing with Saddam and the most important fact in this document is that Saddam allowed Al Qaeda to establish terrorist cells in Iraq before the war.

[4woodenboats]

Thank you for your diligence and vigilance as always, jveritas.

The point you make about how slim the chances would be of Saddam NOT knowing Al Qaida is in his front yard is logical to the point of being undeniable, yet remains totally untested by our politicians and media...at least in public.

[jveritas]

I’m still not convinced that there wasn’t a Saddam connection to the 1993 WTC bombing

Same here.

[navyguy]

SOME of them are well educated, mostly leadership types, but you can be sure that most of the Taliban turds we’ve killed in Ashcanistan and probably better than 50% of the savages we’ve killed in Iraq fit exactly my description. The day to day AK carrying fighters are mostly poorly educated and easily persuaded to kill.

[navyguy]

You’re correct about most of the leadership... but, as I argued to another freeper and as you stated, most of the day to day AK carrying goons are exactly as I described them.

You’re also right that we should respect the intelligence of the leadership, but they still write and speak like a bunch of morons, even when they are well educated. Islam stunts intellectual development.

[okie01]

IMHO, it will be twenty years before the MSM is ready to admit their BDS-influenced bias.

Will there be an MSM in twenty years?

[ikez78]

I believe this new report discusses that, not for sure though, I am actually reading it now.

[jveritas]

Our side should push strongly for this story “ Al Qaeda in Iraq before the war started”.

[ikez78]

If someone has a list of email addresses for all the radio talk shows now would be a great time to post them.

[jveritas]

Agree Mark. I think freeper Jazusamo has the list and I hope that he will post the list on this thread.

Thanks Jaz :)

Mark, please feel free to post this on your website if you wish.

[Mo1]

JMO ... but I’ve never liked nor trusted Negropante

Thank you, jveritas for transcribing all these documents!

[txhurl]

How do we ping Debbie Schlussell, Michelle Malkin? Hannity, McCain campaign?

[NormsRevenge]

The shut down of the Iraqi documents website was a huge mistake.

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shutdown? a shame.
becuz of folk like you, no doubt. Thanks!

or was it just time for us to ‘move on’ ;-)