NIGERGATE: BUSH DIDN’T LIE TO THE AMERICANS REGARDING URANIUM FROM AFRICA

Il Foglio ^ | 04/20/2006 | Christian Rocca

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[BallyBill]

People that believe Bush Lied about WMD will never change their mind. I have NEVER seen anyone actually explain what he lied about to someone who knows the truth. That is why it is only used as a "bumper sticker" item, no comments or rebuttal allowed.

[IrishMike]

Good one
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[Lancey Howard]

Terrific article, but don't expect to see anything like this in that Democrat organ, the New York Times anytime soon. Anyways, the Democrats' whole "Bush lied" mantra is itself a lie because all Bush said - - those 16 words - - was “The British Government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa", and British intelligence confirms they told him this.

Ergo, it is impossible for Bush to have lied.

In other words, if you told me that the sun was green and I told somebody else, "parnasokan told me that the sun was green", then that would be the truth regardless of whether or not the sun was green. If somebody called me a liar I'd smash his teeth down his throat.

So, surprise, surprise - - the "Bush lied" Democrats are themselves morally corrupt liars.

[Lancey Howard]

People that believe Bush Lied about WMD will never change their mind.

This is because they are lazy and weak and incapable of linear thought.
They are liberals.

Please see post #5.

[TypeZoNegative]

No, it would just mean that he told you the sun was green and you believed him. That's a false statement noneoftheless. A lie however, is a false statement that's made to decieve.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_statement

Written by yours truly, so don't suspect any liberal bias from Wikipedia.

[Lecie]

Here's the Times article. I hope you can access it.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-2125630.html

The London Sunday Times April 09, 2006

'Forgers' of key Iraq war contract named

Michael Smith

TWO employees of the Niger embassy in Rome were responsible for the forgery of a notorious set of documents used to help justify the Iraq war, an official investigation has allegedly found.

According to Nato sources, the investigation has evidence that Niger’s consul and its ambassador’s personal assistant faked a contract to show Saddam Hussein had bought uranium ore from the impoverished west African country.

[Howlin]

Scooter-Yellowcake ping!

[GW and Twins Pawpaw]

A 'lie' is a knowingly false statement. This part is what the dimbulbs won't acknowledge. Bush may have been wrong (which I don't think he was) about the WMD (quantities, composition, location, etc.)but to assert that he 'lied' when what we didn't find what we expected to be there is deception on their part, pure and simple. What was the amount of yellowcake in Iraq that the UN had documented? I seem to recall around 600 tons. What did they use that for? Paint pigment? Yeah, right!

[Theo]

What Lancey wrote is true. The British government did learn those things. That's true, not false.

[airborne]

We know.

The media and their accomplices, the Democrat Party, are the liars!

[AliVeritas]

Thanks Howlin... they left out that Rocco and she were friends of Joe's ex who was also at the embassy in France.

[AliVeritas]

Remember the dem outrage when Al Qaqaa was raided?

[shield]

bttt

[isom35]

whenever I hear/see the phrase yellow-cake I think of Homer Simpson drooling.

[Lancey Howard]

No, it would just mean that he told you the sun was green and you believed him. That's a false statement noneoftheless.

Yep, we agree. "The sun is green" is a false statement, but "Somebody told me the sun is green" is a true statement if indeed somebody told me the sun was green. Congratulations - - you are capable of linear thought and understand basic logic.

Regards,
LH

[Mike Darancette]

The MSM and the RATS will read this and forget it. This article does not have the snappy sound bites like "Bush Lied".

[johnny7]

The same with Katrina.

[Tokra]

I can hardly wait to see this story reported on the Today Show.

waiting............

waiting...........

still waiting...........

{insert sounds of crickets chirping}