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More trenchantly, it wonders why the Bush administration hasn’t pressed the story harder. It almost appears as if the White House has surrendered the entire contemporary narrative on Iraq to the distorters and hope to have historians pull their chestnuts from the fire a generation from now. Maybe that will happen, but in the meantime, we’re fighting terrorists now. We need to shine a bright light on the Harmony evidence, not just to correct the record for this administration but to underscore the role Iraq played in fomenting both pan-Arabist secular and radical Islamist terrorism before the invasion brought it to an end.
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FR Thread with WSJ Story and a huge list of links regarding the links of Saddam and Terror....
BUMP !!
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fyi
Sorry, it doesn’t fit the agenda.
The administration’s inability, or unwillingness, to communicate effectively concerning the war has been one of its biggest failings.
The first front in any war is the war of words.
for later reading
The Wall Street Journal's editors took the time to read the Pentagon report on the connections between Saddam Hussein and terrorist groups, and wonder why the national media have ignored the story. The analysis of the Harmony documents got initially misreported,Gee, I can't imagine why that happened.
Is anyone surprised....
BTTT