[sirchtruth]

Can someone point out the list of things Mansoor has stated that were found to be actually true?

I appreciate his response to Clarke, but I don't know if I buy his BS all the time because I've had a hard time finding something he stated or claimed that was true.

Could anyone please show me something!

[mewzilla]

Read Miniter's book. It's got quite a bit on Ijaz, especially on what happened with UBL and Sudan. No-one's refuted word one of that.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

Sorry, don't have time to do the due diligence for you -- maybe try a Google search if you're really interested.

From my perspective, Monsoor has always been candid, informed, sober in his opinions and perspective, and prescient. He's well connected and doesn't appear to have an axe to grind. Plus he has been "helpful" in both Clinton Administration and in the Bush Administration.

Now get to work.

[TomGuy]

Can someone point out the list of things Mansoor has stated that were found to be actually true?

Many of the Clinton Legacy posts have the information. Richard Minter's book has alot of corroborating details. Dick Morris articles address many of the same topics.

[an amused spectator]

I appreciate his response to Clarke, but I don't know if I buy his BS all the time because I've had a hard time finding something he stated or claimed that was true.

Wow. Sounds like Mansoor Ijaz has got quite a track record of BS, sirchtruth. Can you post up 4 or 5 examples of this BS, just off the top of your head? I mean, should be pretty easy, neh?

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Can someone point out the list of things Mansoor has stated that were found to be actually true? I appreciate his response to Clarke, but I don't know if I buy his BS all the time because I've had a hard time finding something he stated or claimed that was true.

Funny you should say that. On another thread, regarding appearances by Condi and Wes Clark on The Today Show this morning, I made a similar comment, to wit:

Ijaz is a riot. He kind of reminds me of Geraldo. He's always very excited about one thing or another, but it rarely seems that his breathless predictions come true. Still, he always comes across as very authoritative, which is helpful!

[elli1]

Me thinks that a good portion of Ijaz' ''BS'' is purposeful & coordinated (w/ the Pentagon) disinformation. Keep in mind that he is not billed as a ''journalist'', but as an ''analyst''.

[Preachin']

He did claim that Bill Clinton did not take bin Laden when offered by Sudan.

It seems easy to believe that now that we know Clinton had bin Laden in the sights of a drone on at least one occasion. Some are saying three times or more.

A little math shows that Mansoor is at least believable.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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NEVER FORGET


...I personally confirmed what MONSOOR IJAZ told the American People on the FoX News Channel the very day after the September 1, 2001 Attacks about the CLINTON White House refusing his 3 Offers he brokered with the Sudan during the 1990's to give us OSAMA bin LADEN on a Silver Platter.

...This confirmation came directly to me in person last June from the Sudanese Ambassador who represented the President of Sudan during MONSOOR IJAZ's 3 OSAMA Offer negotiations.

...This confirmation was affirmed a week later by the CLINTONS' own White House Political Advisor DICK MORRIS on 2 seperate Judicial Watch Report Radio Shows during my calls into him.


On this MONSOOR IJAZ, IMED IMBRAHIM MOHAMMED and DICK MORRIS all agree.


So WHY isn't the 911 Commission taking their testimony..?


NEVER FORGET