Vote on "Immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq" - 3 yea ??? WTF ???

Baketech · 11-23-2005, 4:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperDave

The plan to invade was pre-determined, way before 911. Convienant circumstances, that's all.

Are you talking about Klinton signing the "Iraqi Liberation Act"...

SuperDave · 11-23-2005, 4:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BDA116

So becuase your opinion is that Bush lied about this, it makes it so?
This was one of a long list that more than one commission showed to be questionable intelligence. This was all known to members of Congress when they voted for the conflict. The intelligence was not altered, no matter how much you wish it to be so.
No lie, end of story.
Try again.

Are you high?

"questionable intelligence. This was all known to members of Congress when they voted for the conflict."

So you are saying the members of Congress already had their doubts of the President misleading with questionable intelligence before they voted?

Please review your reply and think about it. I think you mean AFTER they voted, when the actual experts started coming forward complaining that the information given had been manipulated or was completely false. THAT is when members of Congress realized they been had, and more and more holes in Bush's evidence were starting to be realized.

BDA116 · 11-23-2005, 4:46 PM

Every member of Congress had access to the intelligence before the vote.
The spineless liars just wanted a way out of their vote, and now use the intelligence as that scapegoat, blaming Bush in the process as it's the only thing one can do when one has no ideas of their own.

Again, no lie here. Try again.

*Mo Noyz* · 11-23-2005, 5:55 PM

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Originally Posted by tigerblade

Does it ever occur to people that the White House might, just might, have information that is never obtained by any news source for distribution to the public at large? That maybe, just maybe, major decisions happen based on more than what you can see on CNN or Al-Jazeera?

Actually, the garden variety liberla feels like every meeting that takes place in the White House should be done on the front lawn and broadcast live over the radio, tv, and internet.

And to be perfectly honest, I don't know why Bush bothered selling this war to the American public to begin with. Once that second resolution was written ALL those years ago, the cease fire had officially been broken.

tigerblade · 11-23-2005, 6:04 PM

If the media had their way, the enemy would know all our movements in real-time. "Hey Osama! I'm watching CNN and the Americans are two caves down! We should move again!"

*Mo Noyz* · 11-23-2005, 6:09 PM

A liberlas dream come true.