Fool Me Twice: Saddam Hussein continues to hoodwink the Western media

NRO ^ | 10.3.2003 | Andrew Apostolou

[Mr. Buzzcut]

On the face of it, Friday morning's crop of headlines looks pretty good for Saddam Hussein. If he could read them from his current residence, likely to be a sewer in Tikrit, he might think that he has again conned much of the American media with the same ease that he mislead Hans Blix. He would be thrilled to read that many have decided that the U.S. arms investigator, David Kay, who heads up the Iraq Survey Group, has drawn a blank in his search for Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)...

[Mr. Buzzcut]

Velly intellesting ...

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[JohnGalt]

"Saddam's regime was not in compliance with its U.N. obligations."


National Review is a liberal magazine, now?

Conservatives generally don't consider violations of UN Resolutions worth a single American life.

[JohnGalt]

http://www.defenddemocracy.org/biographies/biographies.htm

Check out the board of advisors for the 'foundation' the author works for. What a joke!

[alpowolf]

Kay has validated the reason for going to war: Saddam's regime was not in compliance with its U.N. obligations.

Now that's funny. That is almost as funny as when they say that Bush must be telling the truth about "WMD" because that great pillar of honesty, Bill Clinton, agrees with him.

[ido_now]

"National Review is a liberal magazine, now?"

How so, I don't think that AR would agree with Leonard today.

Most media is NWO socialist, especially NR and its CFR annointed chairman.

By the way, if things don't work out for me in central Alabama after moving from Detroit, how do I get to your gulch?