[KCRW]

Of course, we already knew that Saddam was in bed with Al Queda, now how do we convince the MSM to print these documents?

[highlander_UW]

now how do we convince the MSM to print these documents?

It seems very unlikely the MSM will ever print any documents that would prove they were wrong for years. If they admit they were wrong, and not just a little wrong, but bashing the president in the middle of a war borderline treason wrong would invalidate their claims of objectivity as well as accuracy. Of course those are already invalid, but they'd have to admit it...something they'll never do.

[MizSterious]

Ping!

[Victor]

Hmmmm.....Terry Nichols connection?

[MizSterious]

"The second, an internal Iraqi Intelligence memo on the relationships between the IIS and Saudi opposition groups, records that Osama bin Laden requested Iraqi cooperation on terrorism and propaganda and that in January 1997 the Iraqi regime was eager to continue its relationship with bin Laden."

Folks, there is no way the grinning liars on the left can spin this. They can try, but it this is explicit--Saddam and Osama were in it together. I can't wait for the ones that will finally tell us how Saddam helped with 9/11. It's probably in there somewhere, because I believe he did.

[livius]

Wonder if we'll ever find the Iraqi connection with Timothy McVeigh, an Iraq war vet who apparently became very anti-American and pro-Iraq during his Desert Storm service, and with his convicted co-conspirator who had a strong Philippines connection (his wife was a Filipina, and her family lived in the same building as the terrorists who were plotting to kill Pope JPII on his visit, IIRC). Of course, even if it were found out, I doubt that it would be made public.

[syriacus]

SADDAM HUSSEIN'S REGIME PROVIDED FINANCIAL support to Abu Sayyaf, the al Qaeda-linked jihadist group founded by Osama bin Laden's brother-in-law in the Philippines in the late 1990s,

I think the libs must be noticing this trend of translations of documents showing that Saddam wanted WMD's and that he had connections with Al Qaeda. They won't admit it yet, of course. But, the facts must be gnawing away at the neatly arranged anti-war arguments in their tiny, tiny minds.

Many reasons why Saddam should have been deposed

[Unkosified]

Yes, Saddam financially supported terrorists

That can't be true. The moonbats say so.

[BenLurkin]

"An eight-page fax dated June 6, 2001, and sent from the Iraqi ambassador in Manila to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Baghdad, provides an update on Abu Sayyaf kidnappings and indicates that the Iraqi regime was providing the group with money to purchase weapons."

[madison10]

Gee, who would have thought it? ...and all this time we thought Saddam was up for sainthood.

[TomGuy]

All of this is much less than six degrees of separation.

Murrah/OKC very probably entangles with the Iraqi military GWHB allowed to settle in the Kansas City area which could be entangled with Nichols of Kansas and McVey who had connections to the Philippines where bin Laden and Saddam Hussein had connections.

If we were to play connect-the-dots, we'd eventually end up with one relatively large single dot of Islamofanatic terrorism.

GWB admin had to cover for the x42 administration (USS Cole, WTC 1, Murrah/OKC) because x42, to cover his own a$$ and deny that terrorists hit the heartland of America on his watch, thusly ended up covering for himself and GWHB's allowing the x-Iraqi army officers to settle in Kansas.

What a sticky wicket. No wonder the 9-11 Commission, principally with Jamie Gorelick and Benvenista at the helm, was empowered (and commissioned) to cover up the whole nasty mess as best they could. No wonder Rep. Weldon is being made a pariah for his insistence on investigating and publicizing the Able Danger data-mining program.

Six degrees of separation? I'd bet the connections could be made in three degrees or less, if all the details were truly know.

[FreedomNeocon]

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[VOA]

Not suprising.
IIRC, it was pretty well accepted that Abu Sayeff conducted their
kidnapping operations as a conduit for funding.
In other words, they'd kidnap innocents, then someone like Khaddafi would
send a million-dollar ransom.
The kidnapping was just a way to allow the foreign sponsors like
khaddafi a simple money-transfer method to fellow travelers like
Abu Sayeff.

[roses of sharon]

The entire leftwing media spent the 90's editorializing to Clinton about intell worries over a OBL/Saddam hook-up.

But they have managed to completely purge that decade and the words they wrote during that time, from the public mind.

They will have no trouble spiking these stories.

We must fact the fact that the big media controls mass communication, and endeavor to destroy them.

[McGavin999]

People need to understand that they are going to have to plow through tons of documents that are trite and meaningless in order to find the few gems that will unlock the mysteries. It's going to be slow going but needs to be done by people who won't get discourged by the mundane nature of most of them.

[righttackle44]

The Philippine connection is extremely interesting to me.

My son's Marine platoon was the first helo'd in from the U.S.S. Exeter to help in the recovery effort after the mudslide on Leyte. (They were detailed to look for the school. They never found it, but, in digging, they found so many more folks who hadn't made it. The school was found days later 200 yards downhill.)

The Marines had gone in with weapons because Al-Qaeda (No, NOT Al-Qaeda Qatie Quric) is active in the area. Then, the Philippines requested they not carry arms. So, of course, our DOD though our d****d State Department yielded to the request and my son and his guys were out digging without their own weapons. The Philippine army was at hand, however. I'm not certain how effective the PA was because one of the companies working on another part of the community were fired upon. By the time they could get their weapons and pursue, the sniper was gone. The company is going to get a combat action ribbon.

The Philippine authorities sent politicians and military commanders to the Exeter et al to thank our guys. My son got to shake hands with a number of high Philippine commanders.

(I have not served. My tagline honors my son and my cousin.)

[GiovannaNicoletta]

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[Mo1]

later read

[cgk]

bump and PING! (Bojinka?)

[shield]

Wonder when document/s are found connecting OKCBombing to Saddam? There's never been much doubt this attack came from the middle east i.e. Iraq, Iran, Al Queda. Toon wanted Americans to take the total blame...when in fact there was evidence covered up it came from the Philippians too.