UK Newspaper Says Documents Link Bin Laden to Iraq (The Telegraph Gets Another HUGE Scoop!)

Reuters ^ | April 26, 2003

[Timesink]

Telegraph article to come...

[MEG33]

Good find..

[Dog Gone]

I wish we had an American newspaper like the Telegraph.

[Tribune7]

The Wall Street Journal's editoral page is on par.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This is another big find, way to go!

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[Dog Gone]

Yeah, except when they let Al Hunt write a column.

[Timesink]

The Telegraph's Sunday edition isn't live on their web site yet. We'll have to wait a little while for the main story.

[Arkinsaw]

Your favorite newspaper ping

[Dog]

LOL!

[LocalYokel]

According to the Telegraph, bin Laden's name had been concealed in several places on the Iraqi documents with white correction fluid. Its correspondent scraped the fluid off with a razor to uncover the name.

These guys weren't smart enough to run an Evil Empire, let alone an "intelligence" agency. "covered up with correction fluid", yeah, that'll keep it all secret! Makes me wonder if all those stolen computers will be found with white-out on the monitors.

[TXBlair]

"What did Iraq ever do to us?" asked Saranwrap.
"Iraq had absolutely nothing to do with 9/11." quoth countless others.

Hmmm...wrong A.N.S.W.E.R.

[Fresh Wind]

Of course, the Saddamophiles will claim this is another forgery, just as they have with every other incriminating document that has surfaced.

[Tribune7]

I've been seeing him less. I think Robert Bartley -- the ultimate conservative -- might have taken his place on some days.

[The Great Satan]

But how can this be? I thought Saddam was a secular dictator, and bin Laden his sworn enemy? </sarcasm>

[Dog]

ROFL!!!!!

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

I TOLD you this would happen, you owe me another beer!

[Dog Gone]

Dammit. I was hoping you were on vacation and wouldn't see this.

[Temple Owl]

Yeah, except when they let Al Hunt write a column.

Al Hunt is their substitution for comics.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

I've been seeing [Al Hunt] less. I think Robert Bartley -- the ultimate conservative -- might have taken his place on some days.

Nah. Hunt's been on once a week, for some time. More recently Robert Bartley--editorial page editor emeritus--has had a column "Thinking Things Over" on Mondays. Hunt's column appears on Tuesday, I think . . .

[FreeReign]

But how can this be? I thought Saddam was a secular dictator, and bin Laden his sworn enemy? /sarcasm

Rather: "Mr President, Americans are very much concerned about anyone's connections to Osama Bin Laden. Do you have, have you had, any connections to al-Qaeda and Osama Bin Laden?"

Saddam: "... Iraq has never had any relationship with al-Qaeda and I think that Mr Bin Laden himself has recently, in one of his speeches, given such an answer that we have no relation with him."

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