Cashill: Do paired dates prove Iraq-al-Qaida connection? (FReeper alert)

In late April 2003, after the fall of Baghdad, CNN correspondent Wolf Blitzer replayed an earlier conversation he had had with the Iraqi foreign minister, the wily Tariq Aziz.

One overlooked part of this conversation caught the very sharp eye of aspiring filmmaker Chris Kusnell.

When Blitzer asked Aziz about the fate of missing U.S. Navy pilot Michael Scott Speicher, Aziz answered that Speicher was killed in a crash on night one of the Gulf War.

As proof, Aziz volunteered that Speicher was not among the POWs released "immediately after the end of the war on April 19, 1991."

"I stopped right there," Kusnell tells me, "and thought, 'What the f--- is he talking about? The war ended February 26.'"

This set Kusnell to wondering: "Why would Saddam Hussein's mouthpiece go on American television, on the worldwide face of Western cable news, and state that April 19 was the day the war ended?"

It slowly dawned on Kusnell that April 19, 1995, was the day of the Oklahoma City bombing. "To me it sounded like a taunt," says Kusnell, "like Saddam was slyly taking credit for something he'd never been able to take credit for."Kusnell started looking for other significant dates, and the result is an eye-popping video called "Genesis of Terror: Saddam, Osama and the War on America."

Laurie Mylroie should have been made Director of Analysis at the CIA after her analysis of the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.

After 911, the press destroyed her reputation because she correctly linked al Qaeda and Saddam. Unfortunately, the weasel, Jamie Gorelick, couldn't afford to let Mylroie's testimony see the light of day during the 911 Commission hearings.

Laurie Mylroie should have been made Director of Analysis at the CIA after her analysis of the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.

If your haven't read this analysis of the first WTC bombing by Laurie Mylroie, "The World Trade Center Bomb: - Who is Ramzi Yousef? Why It Matters" wiitten in 1995/1996, your absolutely do it now. If anyone had paid attention to it back then, 911 may have been averted!

Everytime I re-read it I am stunned it was written prior to 911 and no one in the Clinton Administration, of which Mylroie was a part, picked up on it!

http://www.fas.org/irp/world/iraq/956-tni.htm

I just emailed Jack over at World Net Daily the interview with Jveritas

Video- FReeper Interview Joseph Shahda translator of captured Iraqi documents: Part 1 and part 2
Townhall ^ | 8/17/08 | Chris Donohoe

Posted on Sun Aug 17 12:52:21 2008 by april15Bendovr

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That was one of the first things I read after 9/11. After that, Mylroie because “the” authority... nobody could touch her. She knew it was coming for 8 years and everybody was too stupid to listen to her.

The fact that Richard Clarke tried to take her on when he couldn’t even wrap his little mind around what she was saying (and then went so far as to include his warped interpretation of her analysis on his book jacket) scares the hell out of me. That man was hired to protect this country. What an utterly horrifying thought.

The most interesting information by Laurie Mylroie was the activities of the Baluch Tribe.

They were the cash cow for many of KSM’s activities including the arrangements for passports so terrorists could get around.

Her article “How Little We Know” explains it very well.

http://www.lauriemylroie.com/

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