Hold Bush accountable

©Beaver County Times/Allegheny Times 2004, 19 October 2004, page 6A

The 9-11 Commission Report stated that before the war, the CIA purposefully did not believe Iraqis who said that there were no weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).

The CIA believed Dr. Ahmad Chalabi, Curve Ball and other Iraqis who said there were such weapons programs.

Before the start of the war, chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix told the world that Iraq had no WMDs.
In the USA Today (Dec. 16), Blix said he thought most of Iraq's WMDs were destroyed in 1991.

On the front page of The Times (Oct. 7th), it says that, "Saddam ended his nuclear weapons program in 1991, after the Gulf War, and that there was no evidence he tried to restart it."

In the USA Today (March 2), David Kay, the U.S. weapons inspector in Iraq, agreed with Blix and reported that Iraq had no banned weapons before last year's U.S-led invasion.

In the same article, other U.N. weapons inspectors concluded that there were no WMDs of any significance in Iraq after 1994.

All of the above information was passed on to Bush.

When you listen to Bush say that everyone knew Hussein was a danger and had WMDs, you know that he is lying.
There was no mistake or failure in intelligence as Bush would like us all to believe.

Bush needs to be held accountable.

Bush and the Republicans are now saying that just before the war started Hussein had the WMDs moved to another country.
How can you move something that you did not have since 1991 or 1994?

Do Bush and the Republicans have no decency?
How long must we listen to their lies?
How many more American soldiers must die because of these Republican lies?

We can do better. Help is on the way.

Nikola (Nick) Drobac
Aliquippa

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