The Iran -U.S. Affair --- Bush administration lies so much..Who is going to believe them this time?

Question

.especially considering the farce presented pre-Iraq invasion.

Excerpt A.P.
Baghdad: February 10, 2007
The administration has accused Tehran of funneling money and weapons to Shiite militiamen and Sunni insurgents in Iraq, and U.S. forces have launched raids on Iranian targets in Iraq.
But little evidence, such as documents or other items collected in the raids, has been made public. National security officials in Washington and Baghdad have worked for weeks on a presentation intended to provide evidence of the administration's claims.
U.S. officials in Baghdad scheduled a media briefing for Sunday that was expected to detail allegations of Iranian involvement.
Humnph.
I find it difficult to believe ANY so-called 'intelligence' presented by the U.S. Weapons can be bought & sold anywhere, and RE-identified at will. Besides, soon after the start of Iraq war, weapons manufactured by the United States were found all over Iraq.

It looks like dejavu. Comments?

Answer 1

Strongly agree. I was one who wasnt duped the first time. When all the media agrees on something its usually a lie. when statements like "do you want the proof to come as a mushroom cloud" Condy, you know its all fear and terror tactics. As for claims Iran is funneling weapons I do believe it. But its based on common sense everyone is funneling weapons to all the different factions in Iraq. Its just like Somalia we give weapons, the russians give weapons and/or money. War by proxy is not and never was an american invention and we really arent very good at it. In somalia we had to do airstrikes (on suspected al-queda) to help our team to win. Yes we have sold weapons all over the world. Venezuela was one of our best customers until they ran afoul of exxon-mobile then we cut off replacement parts for their planes. Now they buy from the Russians. Really thats just lost jobs for the US.

Answer 2

What has he lied about? And what do you consider a political answer? it is really elementary to spout all this rhetoric. "Bush lied & people died." that is the dumbest rhyme considering "If the glove do not in good structure, you need to acquit." Gee, each and every president in each and every conflict has suggested some thing perceived as unfaithful and as causing the deaths of yankee infantrymen. And the stuff about Bush being a cheerleader and wealthy and spoiled is not basically 0.5 reality, yet so beat to demise it is boring. i imagine the infantrymen returning are some distance more beneficial in contact with reality than someone who hasn't been there, and those I actually have talked to are completely behind our president and this conflict. Oh and as for Vietnam area 2 - my husband and brother were there. The conflict grow to be easily being gained, yet Nixon paid interest to "favourite" opinion and pulled our troops out. i'm hoping that Bush and whoever suceeeds him, Democrat or Republican gained't take heed to the so-suggested as "favourite" reviews, and could see this through to the most ideal plausible effect for the persons of Iraq and the persons of the united states.

Answer 3

This war gets more confusing every single day.
I don't doubt for a moment that Iran (with Mahmoud's blessing, no doubt) is funneling supplies and weapons into Iraq along with bolstering the number of insurgents there. Would you not expect this to be the case?
Once again, it just shows America's inability to secure a border (sarcasm.)

Answer 4

i do not think America is going to Attack Iran as done in Afghanistan and Iraq. Bush is not going to make that bis mistake again. He may send two stealth air crafts and dismantle the uranium sites of Iran. Which is another concern. Because the radioactive fumes may spread in the atmosphere and create a catastrophe. So the fingers are crossed.

Answer 5

Bush/Cheney have every intention of attacking Iran. As was just verified today on the news, Rumsfeld's man in the Pentagon was fabricating "intelligence" to get us into Iraq at the beginning of all this. That they will do this again, there is no doubt. Will they get away with it? Nobody has shown the Cohones to stop them yet, though the Democrats are hinting at it. As yet, the only person who speaks out on this is the President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez! Putin just joined the chorus today on the news, suggesting the US is forcing countries like Iran to get nuclear weapons in self defense against Bush's rampant militarism. Bush said, "They can try to stop me..." It is no longer so much about belief, though the "faithful" still support him whatever he says, like it was not a preposterous statement to believe it was ok to send $12 billion in cash to downtown Baghdad. Today it is about power, and the willingness to use it. Bush has shown he will and can. Now it up to us and Congress. If we don't stop George W Bush, who will?.

Answer 6

George Bush fully intends to attack Iran, I have noticed some things in the last few weeks that tells me something is up, he has added troop strength to Iraq, he has sent another fleet into the Gulf, and he has anounced he is doubling the strategic oil reserves, today it was in the paper that he plans on "beefing" up the troops strength in Afghanistan. There have probably been many things done in preparation that haven't been published but these I know are common knowledge. Get ready for W.W. lll, It looks to me like it is inevitable.

Answer 7

Bush just discovered Iraq & Iran are 2 different countries.
Heaven help us.

Answer 8

Maybe they have w.m.d.'s, hidden in viable targets, like schools and librarys. What happens to all the bombs America builds but dont use, is there a use by date?

Answer 9

Bush/Cheney are trying to get WW3 going for their NWO! Putin warned them yesterday, the AMerican people warned them in nov., they do not care as nothing will stop them