Iraq had WMDs after all

Waterbury Republican-American ^ | November 29, 2006 | Editorial

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And meanwhile traitors within the administration AGAIN leak classified documents to undermine the war/rebuild effort.

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The NYT is going down in flames and wants to take America down with her. They should be prosecuted for their treasonous conduct during this war.

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Maybe Michelle Malkin from the Hartford Courant will pick this up?
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Michelle is not from the Courant, she is a nationally syndicated columnist.

[Graybeard58]

It's interesting to me that I have seen a number of conservatively written stories coming out of this Blue State publication in recent weeks

The Waterbury Republican-American in Waterbury, Connecticut is one of the most consistently conservative newspapers in the country and it's not a new thing, I've been posting their editorials for years.

[RaceBannon]

you're right, I was thinking of Michelle JACKLYN, the columnist who slandered us from back in 2000!!

got me, thanks!

[RaceBannon]

sad but interesting point.

[xenophiles]

So... no fissionable material, but "intelligence that states" that Iraq had three assemblies. Well that's a start, but even if we suppose that this intelligence is correct (and I haven't seen photos of these assemblies (and please don't list reasons why someone with such photos wouldn't want to show them to me, it proves exactly nothing)), that doesn't put Iraq "on the verge". I possess some laboratory glassware, lacking only a few kilograms of smallpox to have a functioning biowarfare arsenal, but that doesn't put me "on the verge".

[Nancee]

If only they'd report on something we did not already know!!

:-)

Nancee