[aculeus]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1030289/posts

[XJarhead]

The Administration will comment on the contents of the memo after it has finished debriefing all the captured Iraqi intelligence officers, and after it has finished reviewing all the related documents. When it finally makes a statement on this, it will do so in a complete and overwhelming fashion. They're not going to make a case until they can make they're best case.

That is very, very smart. Let all the naysayers climb as far out on their limbs as they can, and only then do you saw it off at the base.

[samtheman]

You can understand why the media might ignore the Saddam-Osama memo, but what about the Bush administration?

I don't think the Bush campaign won't ignore it. Just wait.

[Eva]

I have been asking this same question, why is the administration ducking this issue? The only explanation that I can come up with is that the administration does not want the the US public to be terrorized by the knowledge that Al Qaeda operatives actually have the ability to use biological weapons and dirty bombs. It is kind of like in the '80s when the gov't told us that latex gloves and condoms could protect against aids, they can't. The aids virus is small enough to pass right through microscopic wholes in latex.

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP - DEMORATS - NATIONAL SECURITY - WAR ON TERRORISM

[optimistically_conservative]

For bookmarking purposes:

Case closed: Saddam*s Terror Links to Al Qaeda - But Ignored by Media
Newsweek's "Case"-Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball get the Osama-Saddam memo wrong.
The Saddam-Osama Memo (cont.)
Case Decidedly Not Closed
CASE CLOSED (Osama-Saddam Link Proved in Intel Cmte Brief)
Case Closed: Dr. Kelly Supported Iraqi War