Replies

I suppose Mr. Kessler turned in his article before he read this one yesterday.

" The U.S. military said on Thursday it was holding 3,800 Iranian rebel detainees in eastern Iraq and denied that the People's Mujahideen was still mounting cross-border raids into Iran.
"Are they continuing to enter Iran? I can guarantee you that is not happening. They are contained," Lieutenant-General Ricardo Sanchez, commander of U.S. troops in Iraq"

He further states, "Despite the groups terrorist designation (which by the way, he doesn't say occurred recently), the politcal arm of the group has for years maintained an office in Washington."

Hmmm...and who was the president for most of those years?
And which president designated them a "terrorist group"?
And which president seized their assets and kicked them out of the U.S.?

If Mr. Kessler is trying to make a case against President Bush, he's doing a lousy job.

Didn't you read the liberal talking points? Clinton's greatest concern was terrorism, and he was just mere minutes away from bombing bin Laden. (Did I get that right? It is sometimes hard to keep track of all of the lies. :) )