The Mother of All Connections (New evidence of collaboration between Saddam's Iraq and al Qaeda)

The Weekly Standard ^ | July 18, 2005 | Stephen F. Hayes & Thomas Joscelyn

[Diddle E. Squat]

FYI

[Mo1]

FYI Ping

[ladyinred]

Excellent post. I have never doubted Iraq's involvement, but wonder if media will ever report this sort of evidence to the public.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Oh juicy. on my reading list for tomorrow.

[ncountylee]

nope

[jayhorn]

FOR MANY, the debate over the former Iraqi regime's ties to Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network ended a year ago with the release of the 9/11 Commission report.

Some people think the WWE isn't scripted, too.

No question Iraq is part and parcel of the WoT. Glad to see the connections between Iraq and al Qaeda are being nailed down more and more lately.

[Dad yer funny]

yeah , but I'll beg you for the Cliff's Notes , this is one for a Sunday where everyone leaves the house,and, tomorrow ain't that Sunday!!

[softwarecreator]

SHHHHHH!!!!

We'll all just keep this our little secret!

We wouldn't want the MSM or libbies or Demo's heads to explode if they have to injest some truth!   Well, you can do that if you want ... but I am not cleaning it up.

[Bush gal in LA]

If your speaking about the MSM, I wouldn't hold your breath!

[ladyinred]

LOL! I won't. They will never report this!

[Ichneumon]

I have never doubted Iraq's involvement, but wonder if media will ever report this sort of evidence to the public.

[LasVegasMac]

but wonder if media will ever report this sort of evidence to the public.

Yes, they will.

But only after they believe that the rest of the world no longer believes that the world is flat.

Sad, huh?

In the infamous words of one of our most respected and trusted journalistic icons of the day...........

Courage.

LVM

[glock rocks]

"All truth goes through three stages.
First it is ridiculed.
Then it is violently opposed.
Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."

- Schopenhauer

[Brad’s Gramma]

BTTT!!

[FairOpinion]

"One senior al Qaeda operative in U.S. custody since 1995, Wali Khan Amin Shah, told FBI interrogators that an al Qaeda leader named Abu Hajer al Iraqi maintained a good relationship with Iraqi Intelligence. Abu Hajer al Iraqi ran al Qaeda's WMD procurement operation until his capture in 1998 and was described by another al Qaeda member as Osama bin Laden's "best friend." According to the Senate Intelligence Committee report, Wali Khan testified that he had knowledge of two "direct meetings" between the leadership of Iraqi Intelligence and Abu Hajer al Iraqi."


This paragraph alone proves both the link between Iraq and Al Qaeda and substantiates that Iraq did indeed have WMD, which they did or were planning to share with Al Qaeda.

[pghkevin]

Ping for reading tomorrow morning with coffee.

[NautiNurse]

bump for later read

[FranklinsTower]

Long but great read!

[TAquinas]

Beware of the source.