[lonestar67]

I think Curveball is less of a liar than Mr. hardball.

[SteveMcKing]

So the BBC is judging alcoholics now. How convenient for them!

[stevem]

In the long run, I doubt anyone will ever really know the entire dynamic at work here. I seriously doubt I would ever look to "60 Minutes" for a definitive source.

Whatever the reason, it says right here that history will show it as a prescient invasion. The Battle of Iraq became a focal point in the terror war. Terrorists from every corner of the world flocked to Iraq as moths are are attracted to flames, with much the same result. Along the way three black holes of evil, Hussein and his two lads, were dispatched. It doesn't get any better than this, except a number of Americans, best of the best, sacrificed their lives in the effort.

I still wouldn't look to "60 Minutes" for an explanation of anything.

[phrogphlyer]

Isn’t this about the same thing that the left and the media (I know, same thing) accuse Libby and Cheney and whoever else of doing to Valerie Plame?

[OCC]

The programme also includes footage of his wedding in 1993 in the Iraqi capital.

Can't wait to see what relevance this has.

[Brad from Tennessee]

Bush got the intelligence services he inherited from the Clintons. Bill Clinton changed the mission of the CIA from gathering information on U.S. enemies to gathering information on and conducting espionage against foreign corporations. He did this at the behest of major Democrat patrons.

http://www.papillonsartpalace.com/clinteons.htm

[Fido969]

So is 60 minutes going to mention that Tenent was Clinton’s boy?

[infidel29]

The MSM is still on WMD... how pathetic.

[Eagles6]

I guess the fact that saddam's 2 sons-in-law defected and spilled the beans in 95? means nothing although it led to billybob's Operation Desert Fox. We still haven't accounted for all of the wmd and percursors that saddam admitted that he had.

Besides, this is old news except the name, which will probably get him killed. Of course that's cbs' intention.

[Mike Darancette]

The programme says he arrived in a German refugee centre in 1999 where he lied to win asylum and was not the chemical expert he said he was.

Ah, the Clinton years, they gave us so much.

[Dumb_Ox]

60 Minutes versus the Bush administration. Hard to tell who is less credible.

If the 60 Min claim is right, Mike Judge's Idiocracy is already here.

[skinkinthegrass]

....and yet, Saddam, used poison gas on the Kurds in the 80s....there's no disputing that!, it seems to be an 60 Minutes See_BS version, reverse "Tailwind" (It just didn't happen, the evidence says otherwise. )

[lentulusgracchus]

The CBS show 60 Minutes identifies him as Iraqi defector Rafid Ahmed Alwan.

I see CBS is still working hard to see to it that its political enemies die hard.

Presumably, they put up pictures of him, too, so jihadi hitmen can find him.