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Just when you thought Vice President Cheney couldn't stoop any lower or act any stupider he goes on Rush Limbaugh today claiming a major collaboration between Saddam and Al-Qaeda prior to our invasion of Iraq.
He proved what a moron he is because at the very same time the Inspector General of the USA was releasing a detailed report clearly stating that in fact there were virtually no ties between Saddam and Al-Qaeda!
Busted! Busted! Busted! :rofl :lol:
He proved what a moron he is because at the very same time the Inspector General of the USA was releasing a detailed report clearly stating that in fact there were virtually no ties between Saddam and Al-Qaeda!
Busted! Busted! Busted! :rofl :lol:
Source: Hussein's Prewar Ties To Al-Qaeda Discounted - washingtonpost.comHussein's Prewar Ties To Al-Qaeda Discounted
Pentagon Report Says Contacts Were Limited
By R. Jeffrey Smith
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, April 6, 2007; Page A01
Captured Iraqi documents and intelligence interrogations of Saddam Hussein and two former aides "all confirmed" that Hussein's regime was not directly cooperating with al-Qaeda before the U.S. invasion of Iraq, according to a declassified Defense Department report released yesterday.
The declassified version of the report, by acting Inspector General Thomas F. Gimble, also contains new details about the intelligence community's prewar consensus that the Iraqi government and al-Qaeda figures had only limited contacts, and its judgments that reports of deeper links were based on dubious or unconfirmed information.
The report's release came on the same day that Vice President Cheney, appearing on Rush Limbaugh's radio program, repeated his allegation that al-Qaeda was operating inside Iraq "before we ever launched" the war, under the direction of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the terrorist killed last June.
"This is al-Qaeda operating in Iraq," Cheney told Limbaugh's listeners about Zarqawi, who he said had "led the charge for Iraq." Cheney cited the alleged history to illustrate his argument that withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq would "play right into the hands of al-Qaeda."