[choppersrule]

"So I should accept your opinion of Zarqawi's non-involvement over U.S. intelligence officials? Thank you, but no."

yeah they've been right on track the whole time... they even think this is osama........

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/osamatape.html

um no i havent been to all the intel schools but i dont think you need to to see this is not osama. so you go on thinking whatever helps you sleep at night. and maybe try and answer..... if hes dead howd 'Z cut the guys head off, and if he's not dead where's the limp from the missing leg?

i know two simple questions to answer but íts easier for you to simply avoid them.

and our govt or intel agencies have never lied to us. (hint intel gets paid to deceive, its what they do, and sometimes yes sometimes they lie to us) sorry to tell you theres no santa clause but i guess someone has to.

and no, thank you for your blind allegiance

[Coop]

Avoid? [yawn] Hardly. I follow this stuff, I have been to some fancy intel schools, and I've seen no credible report that Zarqawi is assessed as dead. Concerning the limp?

In the past, American intelligence officials have said Mr. Zarqawi had lost a leg in an American bombing in Afghanistan and was fitted with a prosthetic leg in Iraq in 2002, during a stay in Baghdad that they have called evidence of tacit support by Saddam Hussein's government.

But the figure in the video shows no evidence of a limp. An American counterterrorism official said Thursday that while intelligence analysts still believed that Mr. Zarqawi inhad jured his leg and was treated in Iraq, they no longer thought that he had lost a limb.

And...

Some recent news media reports have suggested that the Arabic-language accent heard on the tape was not consistent with the part of Jordan where Mr. Zarqawi originated. A C.I.A. official would not say exactly how the agency had made its assessment, but indicated that the voice pattern and regional accent heard on the tape had both contributed to the assessment of a "high probability" that it was Mr. Zarqawi speaking.

I think most will agree that neither of these sources are exactly shills for the Bush Administration.
http://www.nytimes.com
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/05/13/iraq.berg/