[jmc1969]

This is huge.

[OXENinFLA]

You're silly................Al-Qaeda was never and is not currently in Iraq.

Don't you get the democratic talking points?

[pissant]

This will be in the Washington Post and NY Times tomorrow, right?

[eno_]

The Iraqi secret services had links to these groups through a person called Faruq Hajizi, later named Iraq's ambassador to Turkey and arrested after the fall of Saddam's regime as he tried to re-enter Iraq.

The anthrax for the postal attacks in the U.S. probably came from Iraq. It was probably passed (in a fairly small quantity) from Iraqi intelligence to AQ.

[gandalftb]

Bingo, it all fits, good post.

[MizSterious]

Great find.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Bombs bursting!

[kellynla]

Excellent find.

Ya just have to connect the dots, folks.

The only thing I regret is that we didn't go all the way to Baghdad in 1991 and "take out the trash" sooner.

Semper Fi,
Kelly

[TexasGreg]

But ... but ... but ... we've been assured by the Democrats and the UN that Al-Qaeda had no connection to Iraq!

[GarySpFc]

This is the smoking gun, with fingerprints on it.

[TADSLOS]

Must have been the 9-11 Concept Brief to Saddam.

[JaguarXKE]

Move along...nothing to see here.

[tobyhill]

Great news but convince the msm of it. Effective right now the msm needs 3 identified sources before they print the story.

[RichardW]

This answers two questions I have had for years.

1) What was Abu Nidal's involvement and why was he murdered by Saddam?

2) Was there a connection with Saddam and Al Queda?

We can't be sure this is factual but it has the ring of truth. If this is true, then Bush had every legal and moral right to remove Saddam's rogue regime. This is not only a "smoking gun"; it is a raging forrest fire.

[Deetes]

BINGO !!!!

[armymarinemom]

If this ever makes it to the MSM Howard Dean will be totally confused. He still gets Saddam and Osama confused.

[jmc1969]

YES... UPI now has it....

http://www.wpherald.com/storyview.php?StoryID=20050523-095550-1714r

[nw_arizona_granny]

""Al-Zawahiri was summoned by Izza Ibrahim Al-Douri – then deputy
head of the council of the leadership of the revolution - to take part in
the congress, along with some 150 other Islamic figures from 50
Muslim countries," Allawi said. "

Ping!

Which 50 countries, that would be all of them, wouldn't it?

[BigSkyFreeper]

Even I knew Saddam was funding and sitting on a nest of terrorism for years. One only needs to look at where the money was headed, who in the U.N. was against the Iraq war, and what the primary use of Salman Pak was for.

[Southack]

Boom!

[nutmeg]

ping!

Interesting article, but I don't know how reputable this source is (adnki.com).

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