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the axis of evil
1 posted on 07/19/2004 2:36:26 PM PDT by treeclimber
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To: treeclimber
Bush says to look into Iranian role in terror attacks .......Iranian roll vs Saudi Arabian roll,......role,.....roles....

Canada!

2 posted on 07/19/2004 2:46:05 PM PDT by maestro
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To: treeclimber; Peach
Why does the CIA need to be "told" to look into an Iranian connection? And while they're at it, how about looking into Syrian possession of Saddam's WMDs.

The books I've read over the past three years about the Arab/Muslim mindset in the Middle East say that everything is connected in the Middle East. You start following a path of inquiry, and come to a five-pronged fork in the road. Which path to take? In the Middle East, you can take any path you like, because any one of these will connect you to the "big picture."

To the question, "Was Iraq, or was Iran, involved in 9-11?" the answer is likely, "Yes."

And if Yossef Bodansky was correct in the information contained in his book THE HIGH COST OF PEACE, there was indeed an "axis of evil," and it not only involved collusion between Saddam and Iran, but also Syria and Arafat. They were all working in cooperation.

3 posted on 07/19/2004 2:54:21 PM PDT by My2Cents ("Fair, balanced...and unafraid.")
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"Iran has denied US accusations and said news reports tying Iranto the al-Qaeda were part of a US cover-up to deflect attention away from its failings in Iraq."

No but it might be part of a US campaign to soften the blow when either Israel or the US blow the crap out of Iran's nuclear facilities.

7 posted on 07/19/2004 3:37:34 PM PDT by DannyTN
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