<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">And we still have'nt caught Osama yet !Originally posted by Ol Sparky:
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">And we still have'nt caught Osama yet !Originally posted by Ol Sparky:
Day 1594 since "mission accomplished" was declared by bush! [img]mad.gif[/img]
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That`s awfull!!!
Hope Brown/Blair don`t do this.
You know your Country is no longer free when...
When you need a passport to visit friends in Canada, but commercial traffic can go right through the border....
Or when you can no longer just use your middle initial on your drivers "license" full name only please.....
Or when A store asks for ID before you can buy a pocket knife....
Or when your tax payments are larger than your take home pay...
Or when kids are no longer allowed to play tag at school because it might lead to "homicidal behavior"
Or when you can no longer display a Confederate Flag on your truck or home because some PC Moron claims you're a racist...
Or when disagreeing with the Governments Anti Terror Policies makes you a terrorist....
More Lies!!!!!!.
Blair 'hoped to avoid' Iraq war
Tony Blair hoped war in Iraq would not be necessary and Saddam Hussein would be removed by diplomatic pressure, his former foreign affairs adviser says.
Sir David Manning said the former prime minister had not committed to the war at George Bush's ranch in 2002.
But he told the New Statesman the way the post-war situation was handled had been a failure.
In March 2003 Mr Blair won Parliament's backing to send British troops to war - despite a rebellion by 139 Labour MPs.
In the interview Sir David, who is soon to step down as British ambassador to Washington, denied Mr Blair had already committed to war nearly a year before.
UN pressure
He said Mr Blair "was always in favour of regime change, but that did not mean he always wanted regime change through military means.
"He must have known it might come to military action, but I have always believed he hoped and probably believed there was a way of getting there by using the UN to put pressure on Saddam.
I don't think he ever wanted to go by the military route."
He added: "He didn't talk to me as a prime minister saying to me: 'I've made up my mind...we're going to war with Iraq'."
He also said Mr Blair had believed there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and had not fabricated concerns to justify the policy of going to war.
'Overoptimistic'
Sir David said Mr Blair may have put too much weight on assurances from the US that plans for post-war Iraq had been drawn up by Colin Powell's State Department, when in fact he was sidelined by Donald Rumsfeld.
Within weeks of the fall of Saddam Hussein there were serious concerns about the way the US was handling the occupation, he told the magazine.
"I don't think anybody can see that the immediate post-war situation was anything other than a failure," he said.
"We had hoped that rapidly the situation would stabilise, that it would be possible to introduce reconciliation, get the economy moving quickly and rebuild society.
"Did it happen quickly? No, we failed. We were over-optimistic."
Mr Blair was succeeded by Gordon Brown in June. As prime minister he faced criticism from within his own party over his policy in Iraq, but always strongly defended his interventionist foreign policy.
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Day 1612 since that bloodsucker's "mission accomplished" speech!
So many deaths later, how does he sleep at night?
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FBI Thought Bombs Brought Down Towers On 9/11
Working premise that truck bombs aided WTC collapse dovetails with arrest reports that were later buried
Prison Planet | October 1, 2007
Paul Joseph Watson
According to a terror expert interviewed by USA Today on 9/11, the FBI's initial working premise was that trucks packed with explosives aided the collapse of the twin towers, a fact that dovetails with reports of middle easterners being arrested after running away from truck bombs that later exploded that day.
Lauren Ashburn: "Joining me is Jack Kelley, now he is a foreign correspondent - war correspondent - and just came back from Israel. He has some information about these attacks. Jack, what can you tell us happened, first in New York."
Jack Kelly: "Um, apparently what appears to happen was that at the same time 2 planes hit the building, that there ... that the FBI most likely thinks that there was a car or truck packed with explosives underneath the buildings, which also exploded at the same time and brought both of them down."
Lauren Ashburn: "Now that's the first time were hearing that, so 2 planes and explosives that were in the building, is that correct?"
Jack Kelley: "That is the working theory at this point, that is still unconfirmed but that is what the FBI is going on at this point."
In 2004, Jack Kelley was fired after it emerged that he had fabricated sources for his stories as a foreign correspondent, so on the face of it his credibility is in question.
However, MSNBC's Rick Sanchez also reported that officials strongly believed a van packed with explosives parked underneath the towers had contributed to their collapse.
"Police have found what they believe to be a suspicious device and they fear that it may lead to another explosion," stated Sanchez live on air.
"I spoke with some police officials moments ago, Chris, and they told me they have reason to believe that one of the explosion at the besides the ones made with the planes, may have been caused by a van that was parked on the building that may have had an explosive device in it.�
Multiple reports of truck bombs were made on 9/11 yet none of them were seriously considered during the 9/11 Commission investigation.
Suspects were even arrested after they ran away from a truck that had a painting of a plane crashing into New York on its side. According to police radio dispatches, the truck later exploded around the area of King Street.
Another truck bomb around the Holland Tunnel area was reported on NYPD radio, while even Dan Rather reported on the truck bomb, as well as suspects, that were discovered on the George Washington Bridge.
Five Israeli men were also arrested after they were seen celebrating the attacks as they unfolded while filming the destruction. Witnesses saw them jumping for joy in Liberty State Park after the initial impact. Later on, other witnesses saw them celebrating on a roof in Weehawken, and still more witnesses later saw them celebrating with high fives in a Jersey City parking lot.
Jewish news outlets confirmed that the men were Mossad agents and even after police discovered maps, box cutters and foreign passports, the suspects were quietly released.
Whether or not the men were part of apparent teams of middle eastern suspects roaming around New York City with truck bombs on September 11 is one of the enduring mysteries of 9/11 and another flagrant reason why a new independent investigation is necessary.
www.infowars.com
I like Infowars but I don't buy the truck bomb theory.
Explosives may have been used but not like that, imo.
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Keith Olbermann is my new hero.
He should call his show the REAL no spin zone!
O'Reilly is coming unglued!
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