Setting up Tenent for the Fall-Guy

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by TCO


Listen you ****ing moron, he kicked the inspectors out in 1998. The inspections were a part of the cease-fire. He was not abiding by the cease-fire terms from 1991.

Actually, he only kicked out the American inspectors because they were spies. The UN withdrew the rest of the inspectors slightly over a month later when Clinton prepared to bomb Iraq to distract America from his impeachment.

[The diplomat]

You know, just because one piece of info was wrong, does not mean that the entire reason for going to war was also wrong!

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by The diplomat
You know, just because one piece of info was wrong, does not mean that the entire reason for going to war was also wrong!

No, but it illustrates the utter contempt the Bush administration has the for the American people by lying constantly to them. The sad truth, however, is that the American people prove that they are worthy of such contempt by contuining to believe him even after the lies are exposed.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by The diplomat
I think the Left just wants to believe that Bush is this deceiving, scheming, dumb, cowboy, warmonger. He obviously knew the statement was a lie, and purposely kept it so that it could further his dirty little scheme to attack Iraq and steal all the oil. right?

The CIA told Bush the info was valid. How was he suppose to know they were wrong? Just like every other President before him, he assumes that the intelligence agencies are doing their jobs to the best of their abilities. He has no reason not to believe the CIA if they claim the info is legit.

No, no -- you get it all wrong. Us lefties don't think Bush is dumb all the time.

You have to be at least half-intelligent in order to dupe middle and lower class Americans with conservative propaganda.

[Shi Huangdi]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara


No, but it illustrates the utter contempt the Bush administration has the for the American people by lying constantly to them. The sad truth, however, is that the American people prove that they are worthy of such contempt by contuining to believe him even after the lies are exposed.

Of course. Bush must have been liking. There is no way the CIA could have messed up. Anyone who has a view different then yours is worthy of contempt. Your way is the only way of viewing things.[/sarcasm]

Leftists claim to be relativists most of the time, but every once in a while it bubbles to the surface their anger that not everyone thinks the way they do.

If you believe the American people to be worthy of contempt, why do you still stay in this country?

[Evil Knevil]

Funny thing is that Q-Cubed statements are all true.

I wish the people who knew they were going to be scapegoated would premptively leak to the press. One stiff finger for the Administration

[TCO]

Originally posted by Agathon
He kicked the inspectors out in 1998 because the US was using them to spy on him. He was completely justified in doing this. Blaming Saddam for US duplicity - heavens, what next? Accusing him of developing nukes?

How much more bollocks are you going to post? The facts are plainly evident, both Bush and Bliar recklessly ramped up the threat from Iraq to sway public opinion for a war that had nothing to do with WMD's, Al Quaeda, or any of the stated reasons.

Only a complete donkey couldn't see this.

No he wasn't. He agreed to the inspections at the point of the gun. Then he thought he could get out of it. He crossed the line when he invaded Kuwait. That meant he had to live with the inspections. ANd all those off-limits palaces! Give me a break. The limp-cheneyed UN didn't want to enforce a cease-fire, just like the French didn't want to with Hitler.

[TCO]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara


Actually, he only kicked out the American inspectors because they were spies. The UN withdrew the rest of the inspectors slightly over a month later when Clinton prepared to bomb Iraq to distract America from his impeachment.

Sounds like you trust Saddam more than the US. How about those offlimits palaces?

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara


Actually, he only kicked out the American inspectors because they were spies. The UN withdrew the rest of the inspectors slightly over a month later when Clinton prepared to bomb Iraq to distract America from his impeachment.

Bull****.

The American inspectors were only claimed as spies by Saddam, on a pretext, as Saddam then went further and stated that since the UN inspectors were "international" that meant that nothing required that any Americans be allowed on the inspection teams at all. The rest of the inspectors cooled their heels for a while in Baghdad, during which UNSCOM tried to explain the facts of life to Saddam, that he wasn't going to dictate by nationality the composition of a UN body which was inspecting his compliance with UNSCRs.

In an escalation of this charade, Saddam then refused access to the remaining inspectors unless they accepted his demands as to national composition. Since they were denied access to inspect, they closed up ship and left, and the token bombing that occurred was in response to the effective expulsion of UNSCOM inspectors by Saddam.

The "spying" allegations were never proven, no attempt was made to prove them, and it was just another al-Sahafesque BS job by Saddam that the whiny left is all to anxious to get on their knees and open wide for. In the end, it was nothing more than Saddam's transparent manipulation of UNSCOM, by giving them the choice of being shut down in Baghdad, or accepting unilateral arbitrary demands by Saddam in what was supposed to be an unrestricted inspection process.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Agathon
He kicked the inspectors out in 1998 because the US was using them to spy on him. He was completely justified in doing this. Blaming Saddam for US duplicity - heavens, what next? Accusing him of developing nukes?

Again, Saddam-apologist bull****. Explain how openly identified Americans, traveling with Iraqi escorts everywhere they went, would be able to "spy" on anything at all? Especially, in that their jobs (as known to everyone) was to report everything they saw publicly, via UNSCOM's reports to the UNSC? What the **** were they gonna find with their Iraqi escorts tagging along that was juicy enough to report to US intel, but wouldn't have been made available to the US and ever other UNSC member via their interim reports?

The "spy" allegations were just a ruse by Saddam to kick one nationality out of UNSCOM teams, so Saddam could (in his mind) dictate conditions he knew UNSCOM would never accept, as a pretext for stopping inspections. Saddam was obligation to accept unrestricted inspections, and to make complete disclosures, as part of the cease fire agreement.

How much more bollocks are you going to post? The facts are plainly evident, both Bush and Bliar recklessly ramped up the threat from Iraq to sway public opinion for a war that had nothing to do with WMD's, Al Quaeda, or any of the stated reasons.

Only a complete donkey couldn't see this.

The question is how much does it matter? Saddam was in clear violation of the cease fire, he was in continuing violation of a dozen UNSCRs, and the mother****er had it coming.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by Sava
you hate being wrong so you start with the name calling... for shame

So you admit that you are a ****ing moron!