JiggsCasey
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Unfucken believable. The Senate and the House did 3 SEPARATE investigations on this and found NO lies were told. No purposeful misinformation was given. Both Republican and Democratic controlled congress did these investigations. You leftwing bullshit artists are out to rewrite history again.
GIVE IT A REST. There is ZERO evidence that President Bush lied to the American people. ZERO evidence Cheney lied to the American people. ZERO evidence Bush administration lied to the American people. 9 years later 2 bullshit artists make shit up and you retards are right back to claiming what never happened did.
Tell ya what? The NEXT time I hear one of you belly ache about a birther thread I am going to remind you you lie and distort about Bush. Give it a rest already.
This is completely false. When it comes to an allegation of re-writing history, you're being poetically ironic. ... Liar.
Bush, Advisers Misled US on Iraq: Senate Report
Bush, Advisers Misled US on Iraq: Senate Report - Dem-led committee blasts administration; Republicans dismiss 'partisan exercise'
The Bush administration distorted facts in justifying the invasion of Iraq and overstated Saddam Husseins links to al-Qaeda, a long-delayed report from the Senate intelligence committee concludes. Bush and his advisers also ignored doubts about Iraqs possession of weapons of mass destruction in constructing their case for military action, Reuters reports.
"Representing to the American people that [Iraq and al-Qaeda] had an operational partnership and posed a single, indistinguishable threat was fundamentally misleading and led the nation to war on false pretenses," Democrat John Rockefeller said.
Senate Intelligence Committee: Bush and Cheney Misled us on Iraq
Senate Intelligence Committee: Bush and Cheney Misled us on Iraq | World | AlterNet
The Committee also released a second report Thursday on a series of initially secret meetings in Rome and Paris between neo-conservative Pentagon officials and alleged Iranian dissidents, including a notorious Iranian arms dealer, Manucher Ghobanifar who played a key role in the so-called Iran-Contra affair of the mid-1980s.
The report found that the meetings, which also included another Iran-Contra player, Michael Ledeen of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), were authorized by then-Deputy National Security Adviser (currently National Security Adviser) Stephen Hadley and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz who, it concluded, failed to keep relevant intelligence agencies and the State Department informed.
"The report found that the clandestine meetings ⦠were inappropriate and mishandled from beginning to end" and that "senior Defense Department officials cut short internal investigations of the meetings ⦠" after they became known, a press release issued by the committee stated.
And (R) Hagel and (R) Snowe endorsed the findings:
"We endorse the reports as the final chapter of the Committee's inquiry into prewar intelligence with regard to Iraq." In the "Additional Views" document, Hagel and Snowe also asserted: "The report accomplished its primary objective, unanimously agreed to by the committee: to evaluate 'whether public statements and reports and testimony regarding Iraq by U.S. Government officials made between the Gulf War period and the commencement of Operation Iraqi Freedom were substantiated by intelligence information.' "
This is why this country is at war with itself, and why we can't stand dyed-in-the-wool con men.... You're just incapable of honesty.
Meanwhile, pro-war con men like this one gets caught in the most blatant lie of the thread, and his loyal allies never call him out on it.
We understand... Different when your guys do it.