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Uncovered: The War On Iraq

Infinity_NowInfinity_Now Posts: 188
edited July 2006 in A Moving Train
4 years later...

Bush, Rumsfeld, Condoleeza...
Lies, lies, lies.

It is well documented this administration sold us the wrong war.

An unconstitutional war.
Breaking international law to start it, and lying to their republic.
"Breaking the backs," of innocent Iraqis and committing further crimes that are ongoing, and show no signs of stopping.


WHY IS THIS ADMINISTRATION STILL IN OFFICE?
Why are Americans so forgiving of these traitors??

...I just uncovered this documentary, "Uncovered: The War On Iraq."
I think it is crucial to consider all the facts, after the fact that Bush lied to us and has killed hundreds of thousands of innocents.

So how is the impeachment going?
Is anybody sharpening their pitchforks?
Again - Bush, traitor.
Does anybody still care? - I bet the puplic are barely even aware that we're still in Iraq after we've learned we went in there for no just cause.
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  • PaperPlatesPaperPlates Posts: 1,745
    Not everyone shares your belief that the Muslim world just wants peace, and to be left alone. Many Americans are smart enough to realize this war is about alot more than oil. Many if not most Americans would truly rather see the battle waged "over there" than here, myself included.
    Why go home

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  • OpenOpen Posts: 792
    PaperPlates wrote:
    Not everyone shares your belief that the Muslim world just wants peace, and to be left alone. Many Americans are smart enough to realize this war is about alot more than oil. Many if not most Americans would truly rather see the battle waged "over there" than here, myself included.

    Yeah Americans are really smart, just brilliant. They are smart enough to elect Bush to two terms. That's really something to be proud of.
  • ConXConX Posts: 39
    Funny that the WMDs they actually went to war over were actually NEVER found and that if any were going to be there, the US would have been the one's that sold them to Iraq. Jesus Christ.
  • Infinity_NowInfinity_Now Posts: 188
    PaperPlates wrote:
    Not everyone shares your belief that the Muslim world just wants peace, and to be left alone. Many Americans are smart enough to realize this war is about alot more than oil. Many if not most Americans would truly rather see the battle waged "over there" than here, myself included.

    It would seem many Americans would rather see "the battle" than peace, yes.

    War is racist. Power to the people.
  • binauralsoundsbinauralsounds Posts: 1,357
    ConX wrote:
    Funny that the WMDs they actually went to war over were actually NEVER found and that if any were going to be there, the US would have been the one's that sold them to Iraq. Jesus Christ.

    read up....

    July 29, 2006
    WMD Shipments to Syria Described

    This is an unofficial translation of Document Number ISGQ-2005-00022470, released as part of Project Harmony. It is a memo dated July 13, probably 2003; the author is an Iraqi opposition source located in Syria.

    Subject: we have information about the location of Mass Destruction Weapons
    On Moharram 10th (Arabic calendar), prior to US/allied invasion to Iraq, fifty (50) Iraqi trucks entered Syria as convoys (or groups), I met some the drivers of those trucks, they got no idea about the content of their trucks.

    The loads basically came from some where in Baghdad, Iraqi intelligence were escorting the loads. During their tripe, those truck drivers were stopped and asked frequently by the intelligence officers about whether or not they got any idea about the content of their loads, the divers replied “we have no idea," then the officers would say “thank you."

    Upon their arrival to Deayr Ezoor city/ Syria, the drivers were ordered to get down, elements from Syrian intelligence got into the trucks, they took the trucks to big barracks for downloading.

    After that; Iraqi drivers got their trucks back, they got $200 as a reward. The drivers told me that it was their second time to bring such secret shipment; the first shipment was Moharram 1st.

    I have a friend in Syria working in Syrian company, the man has ½ of the company, and the other ½ belongs to a Syrian businessman.

    This Iraqi person, a former counselor at Iraqi embassies, has strong connections with Iraqi embassy in Syria, he knows all Iraqi intelligence men there, and he has no idea that I am working with the Iraqi opposition in Syria.

    I used to visit him daily during that period to listen to the important news. When the trucks arrived to Syria, I visited him, told him “Iraqi weapons got inside Syria," he replied “who told you." I said “I have my own resources," he replied “don’t tell any one about that because actually it is inside."


    Based on this and a number of other reports, it seems likely that some, at least, of Iraq's WMDs were shipped to Syria shortly before the war started in 2003.
  • OpenOpen Posts: 792
    binauralsounds wrote:
    read up....

    July 29, 2006
    WMD Shipments to Syria Described

    This is an unofficial translation of Document Number ISGQ-2005-00022470, released as part of Project Harmony. It is a memo dated July 13, probably 2003; the author is an Iraqi opposition source located in Syria.

    Subject: we have information about the location of Mass Destruction Weapons
    On Moharram 10th (Arabic calendar), prior to US/allied invasion to Iraq, fifty (50) Iraqi trucks entered Syria as convoys (or groups), I met some the drivers of those trucks, they got no idea about the content of their trucks.

    The loads basically came from some where in Baghdad, Iraqi intelligence were escorting the loads. During their tripe, those truck drivers were stopped and asked frequently by the intelligence officers about whether or not they got any idea about the content of their loads, the divers replied “we have no idea," then the officers would say “thank you."

    Upon their arrival to Deayr Ezoor city/ Syria, the drivers were ordered to get down, elements from Syrian intelligence got into the trucks, they took the trucks to big barracks for downloading.

    After that; Iraqi drivers got their trucks back, they got $200 as a reward. The drivers told me that it was their second time to bring such secret shipment; the first shipment was Moharram 1st.

    I have a friend in Syria working in Syrian company, the man has ½ of the company, and the other ½ belongs to a Syrian businessman.

    This Iraqi person, a former counselor at Iraqi embassies, has strong connections with Iraqi embassy in Syria, he knows all Iraqi intelligence men there, and he has no idea that I am working with the Iraqi opposition in Syria.

    I used to visit him daily during that period to listen to the important news. When the trucks arrived to Syria, I visited him, told him “Iraqi weapons got inside Syria," he replied “who told you." I said “I have my own resources," he replied “don’t tell any one about that because actually it is inside."


    Based on this and a number of other reports, it seems likely that some, at least, of Iraq's WMDs were shipped to Syria shortly before the war started in 2003.

    What a dependable source. You know i saw couple semis pulling into this warehouse, next a gas station that was owned by an Iraqi couple. I should have called the cops.
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