The State of the Union: Lies about a Dishonest War

"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message
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"stephen" wrote in message
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How do you feel about fairies dancing on your front lawn?


Depends. Please describe the fairies.



What I don't understand is why the US has not planted WMD in Iraq so
that they could find them.

They have been lying all alone. What is one more?

You've hit it without realizing it. Had the Bush administration been lying
about the WMD, they surely would have planted evidence that proved their
case. That little evidence of WMD has been found to date suggests that
while they may have been wrong about WMD in Iraq they were clearly not
lying.

Well, that's a relief! All this while, I thought we went to war for a lie.
Now we find out that that wasn't so. We went to war because somebody was too
stupid to know that Sadaam's WMDs really weren't there.

"George Z. Bush" wrote in message
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Well, that's a relief! All this while, I thought we went to war for a
lie.


Well, now you know better!



Now we find out that that wasn't so. We went to war because somebody
was too stupid to know that Sadaam's WMDs really weren't there.


That "somebody" was pretty much the whole world.

"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message
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"George Z. Bush" wrote in message
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Well, that's a relief! All this while, I thought we went to war for a
lie.


Well, now you know better!



Now we find out that that wasn't so. We went to war because somebody
was too stupid to know that Sadaam's WMDs really weren't there.


That "somebody" was pretty much the whole world.

That makes me feel a lot better. Our decisions are being made by the whole
world. At least we have a consensus, right? But, if that was the case, why
didn't the UN go along with our little adventure? As I recall, they kind of
hinted that they weren't finished looking.

"George Z. Bush" wrote in message
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That makes me feel a lot better. Our decisions are being made by
the whole world. At least we have a consensus, right? But, if that
was the case, why didn't the UN go along with our little adventure?
As I recall, they kind of hinted that they weren't finished looking.


Yup, the UN was content to look forever. As I recall, the time limit Saddam
agreed to in 1991 was something like 90 days. He had over twelve years.