Um, Kerry attacked Bush about it so I see no problem with Bush responding to that.
"perhaps"?The facts that are known:
1. the inspectors saw the there in Jan 03, or at latest, in Dec 02. It was perhaps still there in Mar 03.
Some "facts" you listed.
"By giving it to those who could"
glib, avoiding the key issue: who's that?
If Saddam couldn't at the height of his power in 91, then who else could since?
Who else has the technology and logistics to weaponize 380 tons of explosives and take it to American soil?
Oh I don't know, how about some ing terrorists?
Who has the power to turn a form of commercial transportation into a precision guided weapon able to kill thousands of people in a single attack?
"Hey Bozo, the explosives were GONE."
Well, yes, quit repeating what nobody disputes.
The issue is, how they left under the nose of shrub's military that had commandos, we can safely assume, all over Iraq many weeks before the Iraq invasion?
Why can't shrub, his pack of spinners, or anybody here answer that question?
Wouldn't you ask the military that question?
Somebody's going to take the fall for this. I smell an early retirement for some General.
shrub IS the MILITARY commander-in-chief.
It'll be good when Halloween is over Johnny so you can pull down your ridiculous sig sign. Also will be good when the election is over so you can go back to doing whatever you were doing beforehand.
So show me where he ordered the stuff to be left alone? Show me the proof it was there? Show me something!It'll be good when Halloween is over Johnny so you can pull down your ridiculous sig sign. Also will be good when the election is over so you can go back to doing whatever you were doing beforehand.
Yahoo NewsLI Z, United States (AFP) - Breaking his silence on missing Iraqi explosives, US President George W. Bush (news - web sites) called Democratic rival John Kerry (news - web sites)'s attacks on the subject "wild charges" levelled in desperation.
At a campaign rally in this crucial state just six days before the election, Bush said US forces were investigating the fate of the 350 tonnes of high explosives and that Kerry was irresponsibly jumping to conclusions.
"The senator is making wild charges about missing explosives," said Bush. "Think about that: The senator is denigrating the action of our troops and commanders in the field without knowing the facts."
I agree with Josh Marshall's take on this non-statement: What I jotted down just as I was listening was a line about Kerry's "wild charges about missing explosives" and how Kerry's "denigrating the actions of our troops in the field without knowing the facts."
Beside that it seemed to be a mix of 'Not my fault', 'We still don't know what happened', 'Maybe they were already gone, 'Criticizing me means criticizing the troops' and then on top of that some more mumbo-jumbo about Tora Bora.
I almost expected him to start whining about media bias.
The election will not stop my posting and just for you I'll find a nice Thanksgiving them sig for you to enjoy!It'll be good when Halloween is over Johnny so you can pull down your ridiculous sig sign. Also will be good when the election is over so you can go back to doing whatever you were doing beforehand.
Speaking of signs...
Nice!
Oh...please do Johnny. Your ignorance is showing!
So the Kerry campaign and every other nutjob is finally admitting that Hussein had to be taken out. About ing time.
Last edited by Marcus Bryant; 10-27-2004 at 05:03 PM.
Somebody refresh my memory...who was the President of the United States in 1995?
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