The 9/11 Commission is Wrong: Saddam and AQ colluded for over a decade

June 16, 2004 | Vanity

[Peach]

The 9/11 Commission is wrong. Dead wrong.

In the 90's, the mainstream press wrote extensively on the growing relationship between Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.

In 1998, the Clinton administration noted that Osama bin Laden had agreed not to Iraq in exchange for WMD training.

Saddam knew that 9/11 was coming.

Links to the relationship between Iraq and AQ are listed below.

[TomGuy]

Yeh. It took them nearly an hour to put the LIVE thread of the Clinton portrait unveiling back in Breaking, after they pulled it. The event was almost over before they put it back.

[zip]

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[Vigilantcitizen]

From this thread. "Whatever happened to Iraqgate."



To: OKCSubmariner; rubbertramp

I understand Jamie Gorelick, Hillary's choice to be the first DOD General Counsel in the Clinton administration (and later the real power, as Deputy AG, in the Reno Justice Department after Hubbell left,) was and is CIA-connected.

15 posted on 01/01/2002 12:59:14 PM EST by aristeides

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I understand Jamie Gorelick, Hillary's choice to be the first DOD General Counsel in the Clinton administration (and later the real power, as Deputy AG, in the Reno Justice Department after Hubbell left,) was and is CIA-connected.

[GOP_1900AD]

The Commission are a de facto coup attempt against Bush. They are traitors.

[Peach]

Oh, brother. Those Clinton appointees are going to kill us. And they knew it.

[Peach]

Definitely. That's why I'd like to see the Bush administration come out with some of this stuff and counter the lies told by the Commission.

[mastequilla]

And now President Bush is getting ready to turn Saddam over to the Iraqis rather than bring him before a U.S. military tribunal where he can be sentenced to death for his role in the 9/11 attacks. To me, this is a slap in the face to all who died on that day.

[Peach]

I don't take it that way, although we need to make sure our guys are there 24/7 to make sure no one help Saddam escape.

The Iraqi people have suffered so much under Saddam it is important to their national psyche to deal with him, and I believe they will.

[mastequilla]

The Iraqi people have suffered so much under Saddam it is important to their national psyche to deal with him, and I believe they will.

I respectfully disagree with you. Our country lost over 800 people bringing Saddam down, the Iraqis weren't willing to do it themselves. Saddam ought to face our wrath for his crimes against the United States.

[Peach]

A lot of people feel the way you do.

I cannot imagine a trial of any sort in this country for Saddam. It would make OJ look like traffic court.

[Vigilantcitizen]

Peripheral Mob figures Nathan Landow, Richard Ben-Veniste, and their associates Terry Lenzner and Paul Begala became part of the secret police that would keep Clinton in office despite multiple revelations of criminal offenses. Ironically, the only member of the Clinton enforcement team who has threatened the use of Mafia methods in public is James Carville. He said on television that Kenneth Starr was just one mistake away from not having any kneecaps. "Kneecapping" is a Mafia specialty. Yet the only link between Carville and the Mafia that we have been able to find so far is his partnership with Paul Begala, who admitted in a recent deposition for the Filegate trial that he was in close and frequent contact with his friend Richard Ben-Veniste, a Mob lawyer and friend of Mobster Alvin Malnik [2]. Richard Ben- Veniste has defended several drug traffickers and money launderers for the Mafia and for the DNC. Ben-Veniste also defended Bill Clinton on the Senate Whitewater panel in 1995.

[CaptRon]

Stephen Hayes was on with Brit Hume last night and stated that the relationship between Saddam and Osama was used as evidence by the Clinton justice department for Osama's indictment.

[oyez]

The 9/11 Commission findings is well on the way to the ash heap of history. The whole thing was a transparent assault on American authority. Only those grasping for straws to stay afloat in their own ignorance are giving it any value.

[talleyman]

Mega-Bump!
(9/11 Commission Motto, courtesy of Sgt. Scultz: "I see nothing!")

[Madame Dufarge]

Peach, thanks for this great arsenal!

Bookmarked with gratitude for all your hard work.

[NormsRevenge]

Chairman of the National Commission on Terrorists Attacks Upon the United States (9-11 Commission) Gov. Thomas Kean looks on at the beginning of their final two-day hearing at the National Transportation Security Board conference center in Washington, June 16, 2004. Al Qaeda has changed drastically since the Sept. 11 attacks but it will keep trying to strike in the United States to inflict mass casualties, the panel investigating the 2001 hijackings said on Wednesday. (Larry Downing/Reuters)

[OXENinFLA]

Nice compilation Peach

[Mo1]

Are you calling Rumsfeld a terrorist??

[idkfa]

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