What I Really Said About Iraq (Bremer)

NY Times ^ | October 8, 2004 | L. PAUL BREMER III

[cgk]

Bump for truth. In the NYT no less.

[MJY1288]

Will the Press correct the Poodle?

Today that dirtbag named John Karry claimed that George W. Bush FIRED General Shinsecki (sp?) That was a total Lie and Kerry knows it.... But all I hear from the Press is ........criskets

[MJY1288]

criskets = CRICKETS

[onyx]

MARVELOUS!

This is gold.

Thanks for ping, Howlin.

[Kylie_04]

I screamed at the TV (a common occurrence these days) when he said that. In the debate last week he ratcheted that rhetoric down a bit, but has now returned to the old line. He's a liar through and through.

The press has given him pass after pass on his lies about W and about his own military record. W has never gotten such a break from the MSM. I shouldn't be shocked, I know, but it angers me just the same.

[jbarkley]

Thanks Mr. Bremer for correcting the record which wouldn't have had to be corrected if the press in this country actually did thier job.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Yes,thanks for the ping!

The media is really getting to me!

Their bias is so damn bad!

[RonDog]

...The president was right when he concluded that Saddam Hussein was a menace who needed to be removed from power.

He understands that our enemies are not confined to Al Qaeda, and certainly not just to Osama bin Laden, who is probably trapped in his hide-out in Afghanistan. As the bipartisan 9/11 commission reported, there were contacts between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's regime going back a decade...

See also THIS thread:

WMD – The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein
(New Documentary film by Fresno Area Realtor!)
Documentary Film: "WMD – The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein" ^ | 10/4/2004 | BRAD L. MAASKE, Victor Davis Hanson
Posted on 10/05/2004 2:00:40 PM PDT by Drago

The liberal bias toward the war in Iraq was one thing. Then came a propaganda piece that did more to line the pockets of a radical filmmaker than to tell the truth. That’s when Brad Maaske, a conservative businessman from the agricultural heart of California, decided enough was enough.

It was time for a documentary that told the truth about the human toll and terror under the personally guided regime of Saddam Hussein. WMD: The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein offers a balanced view of the real Iraq, before, during and following the military involvement of the United States and its allies. WMD provides an objective report for Americans to consider prior to going to the polls in November.

Co-producer of WMD is Iraqi film director Jano Rosebiani, known most recently for the documentaries, “Mass Graves of Saddam Hussein” and “Chemical Ali.” Never before seen footage of the atrocities perpetrated in Iraq, the chemical attacks and interviews with survivors provide a riveting testimony for the justification of war and military support during reconstruction.

Exclusive interviews and expert analysis of the current geopolitical situation are provided, including an in-depth interview by Victor David Hanson, author of eleven books, including “The Western Way of War”, “An Autumn of War” and “ Between War & Peace.”

Theatrical exhibition in all major markets and a massive DVD release will follow.

CLICK HERE for the rest of that thread

And, check out THIS wonderful new poster, from www.iraqitruthproject.com:

[MEG33]

"The press has been curiously reluctant to report my constant public support for the president's strategy in Iraq and his policies to fight terrorism. I have been involved in the war on terrorism for two decades, and in my view no world leader has better understood the stakes in this global war than President Bush."

DUH...not curious at all

[Diddle E. Squat]

bump

[Jet Jaguar]

LOL! Thanks Tonk

[Calpernia]

From Paul Bremer

Our troops continue to work closely with Iraqis to isolate and destroy terrorist strongholds. And the United States is supporting Prime Minister Ayad Allawi in his determined effort to bring security and democracy to Iraq. Elections will be held in January and, though there will be challenges and hardships, progress is being made. For the task before us now, I believe we have enough troops in Iraq.

[Jim Robinson]

"Mr. Kerry is free to quote my comments about Iraq. But for the sake of honesty he should also point out that I have repeatedly said, including in all my speeches in recent weeks, that President Bush made a correct and courageous decision to liberate Iraq from Saddam Hussein's brutality, and that the president is correct to see the war in Iraq as a central front in the war on terrorism."

Bump!

[neverdem]

Thanks for Bremer's farewell address.

[Tunehead54]

Strategery. Its a beautiful thing.

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[PhilDragoo]

Edwards: "John Kerry and I will put 200,000 trial lawyers in Iraq in the first 90 days."

[McGavin999]

Did anyone ever get a copy of his goodbye speech to the Iraqi people. The Iraqi bloggers said the people were deeply touched by his words and I've never been able to find a copy of it. Naturally, the media didn't cover it.

[Smartass]

Good for Bremer. I'm glad that spin is unspun!

THANKS FOR THE PING

Proud To Be Part Of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy

[ride the whirlwind]

It would be nice if this could get some television coverage on the cable news networks tomorrow, I mean today for us on eastern time.

[Smartass]

YEAH, SPITBAL DIPLOMACY. WORKS GREAT FOR KIDS