How much more of BUSH's LIES, MUST WE TAKE???

Question

President George Bush addresses the nation from the Oval Office, March 19, 2003, to announce the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
"The people of the United States and our friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder."
The Senate committee found that many of the administration's pre-war statements about Iraqi WMD were not supported by the underlying intelligence.

A white paper titled "Iraq's Continuing Programs for Weapons of Mass Destruction" was released by CIA Director George Tenet on October 4, 2002, three days after the National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iraqi WMD was released
President George Bush, surrounded by leaders of the House and Senate, announces the Joint Resolution to Authorize the Use of United States Armed Forces Against Iraq, October 2, 2002. Lawmakers debated and passed the resolution during the following two weeks, basing their votes in part on the information in the classified--

--National Intelligence Estimate and the unclassified white paper on Iraqi WMD -- documents that the Senate report on pre-war intelligence found to have been deeply flawed.

The conclusion of CIA analysts was that although Saddam Hussein's government had likely had several contacts with al Qaeda during the 1990s
"those contacts did not add up to an established formal relationship"

SOURCE: our friend Wiki, 2006 Senate Report of Pre-War Intelligence, Iraqi Support for Terrorism.

PLEASE PLEASE, stated all sources, YAHOO DONT SUE!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

2 more years!

Answer 2

All of our allies had the same intelligence, as did the Clinton administration and Congress. Had not the Democratic Congress passed the Torricelli doctrine that effetely neutered the C.I.A. and they passed the law that prohibited the F.B.I and the C.I.A. from communicating terrorist information with each other the intelligence that the Present had would have been more reliable. Why do you not research the Iraq military trucks running to the Syrian border before we liberated the Iraqi people.

Answer 3

I think that anyone (regardless of age, sex, race, or political preferance) that is willing to "bash" (not critique) the President without the correct information is not only ignorant, but; to put it simply, a f*cking idiot! The outcomes, if measured in the present, of any war will ALWAYS vary from the ultimate impact upon our society and culture. For example, in the civil war, many people criticized Abraham Lincoln for waging war against the south. If we look back on that war now, we can see that the civil war was a step towards the civil rights movement (which was the actual liberation of African Americans in our culture). So, to answer the question, "How much more of BUSH's LIES, MUST WE TAKE???" all I have to say is this, "If you think all he does is lie, the the f*ck out of this country you hypocrite".

Answer 4

ok so you have a problem with bush, as do so many, and you are going to join the Air Force...lol.....from a persian gulf vet......get real buddy. the bush regime past and present has its sites set on the middle east and the abudance of wealth over there and is willing to kill off our veterans and military men and women for their profit motive gain...thank u and have a nice day{oh, there more, so much more...lol) PS.....its ok for us to have weapons of mass destruction though...right....look up the bombing of hiroshima and tell me how many innocent women and children died from that. make that your next question.

Answer 5

You must take no more lies from anyone. That is an answer. You have a rant, not a question.

Answer 6

Polly want a cracker?

Answer 7

I want monica and bill back they brought a'lot to the whitehouse

Answer 8

Untill we have had enough, both collectivly and individualy and we the people initiate a revolution.

Answer 9

I have a friend that sells T-shirts that says " No More Bushshitism ".

Answer 10

As many as you put up with.