[Vision2020] 935 False Statements Made Before War

[Tom Hansen]

The White House Lies to America About WMD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE8JvFyLcOQ

Seeya round town, Moscow.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho


> 
> What is your authority for the inefficacy of the UN's search teams, 
Gary? 
> And if they are as ineffective as you so blithely suggest, how is it that
w> e didn't find anything either?  Why did we demand Hussein allow them in 
to
> search if we had no confidence in their abilities?
> 
> Sunil
> 
> From: jampot at roadrunner.com
> To: idahotom at hotmail.com; vpschwaller at gmail.com; vision2020 at moscow.com
> Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 07:22:29 -0800
> Subject: Re: [Vision2020] 935 False Statements Made Before War
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> "Perhaps a "sneaky 'recovering' alcoholic" could conceal his/her bottle
of>  
> vodka from us laypeople.  Could that same "sneaky 'recovering' 
alcoholic" 
> conceal that same bottle of vodka from a forensics expert, say like the
CIA>  or 
> US Information Agency or Interpol or . . . ?"
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> The fact of the matter is/was that the items in question 
> were being hidden from (and searched for by) the U.N. An organization 
> that would be hard pressed to find it's own backside with both hands 
> and a powerful search light.
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> g
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>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: 
>   Tom 
>   Hansen 
>   To: Glenn Schwaller ; vision2020 at moscow.com 
>   Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 12:33 
>   PM
>   Subject: Re: [Vision2020] 935 False 
>   Statements Made Before War
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> Well, well, well, Mr. Schwaller (aka Mr. Wilcourson) 
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> Perhaps a "sneaky 'recovering' alcoholic" could conceal his/her 
>   bottle of vodka from us laypeople.  Could that same "sneaky
'recovering'>  
>   alcoholic" conceal that same bottle of vodka from a forensics expert,
say>  like 
>   the CIA or US Information Agency or Interpol or . . . ?
>  
> Perhaps a 
>   discussion here on the Viz is not sufficiently convincing for somebody
of>  your 
>   caliber (for lack of a better term), maybe a "Report to the President"
(d> ated 
>   March 31, 2005), consisting of intelligence gathered by the CIA, and
othe> rs 
>   (the very same agencies that our illustrious leader relies on for our
own>  
>   homeland security), that has concluded that there were NOT WMDs, would
sa> tisfy 
>   your tough standards.
>  
> "Report to the President" dated March 31, 
>   2005
> http://www.wmd.gov/report/
>  
> On 
>   a side-note, though:  Isn't it nice to know that we didn't follow our 
>   illustrious leader's expert guidance a few years back when he suggested
t> hat 
>   Social Security be reduced to investments in our stock 
>   market?
>  
> Seeya round town, Moscow.
>  
> Tom 
>   Hansen
> Moscow, Idaho
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>     Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 12:04:36 -0800
> From: vpschwaller at gmail.com
> To: 
>     vision2020 at moscow.com
> Subject: Re: [Vision2020] 935 False Statements Made 
>     Before War
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> It's interesting to note how the democratic politicians 
>     and the liberal news media maintain they were continuously "deceived"
b> y the 
>     pack of lying intelligence community with respect to Iraq,
Afghanistan,>  
>     Pakistan and WMDs.  However, when presented with "facts" that Iran
has>  
>     no nuclear program posing a threat to the US, Israel or the rest of
the>  free 
>     world, the intelligence community is now lauded by these same
politicia> ns 
>     and media as the greatest fact finders and heros of the day.  Why am
I>  
>     not surprised.
> 
> Of course nobody found WMD's.  Imagine my house 
>     is Iraq, and as a sneaky "recovering" alcoholic, my bottle of vodka 
is
> a 
>     WMD.  Even given the limited scale of contraband to hiding places, I 
>     can assure you I can hide it such that you would never find it.  Now 
>     consider the enormity of Iran and small WMD.  You seriously believe 
>     that anyone much less the inept UN would be able to find anything??  
>     Particularly if there is a strong incentive to keep it hidden?  
>     Particularly when they cannot search schools, hospitals, or religious
h> ouses 
>     of worship?? GMAFB.
> 
> And Ms Mix . . . I think Ms Mix is truly Mix-ed 
>     Up if she believes the administration could keep selective 
information
> from 
>     the media, other politicians and the public in general.  And thank
you>  
>     for your well wishes.  Your continuously snide, derogatory comments
to>  
>     everyone you dislike never ceases to amaze me.  And you have the 
gall 
>     to call anyone else on it.  I remain astounded at how you can call 
>     yourself a Christian when you constantly demonstrate the most 
>     un-Christian-like attitude of all the Christians (and many heathens) 
I
> know 
>     . . .
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> Cheers GS
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> GS
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