FrontPage Magazine has an interview with former UNSCOM inspector (1996-1998) Bill Tierney on what happened to Iraqs WMDs, which we all know Saddam Hussein had. The question has been, since the war with Iraq started and the massive stockpiles we expected to find weren’t there is: where did they go?
This is cool! If you’d like a free chapter, click here give them your email and a it will be emailed to you in PDF format …. got mine and have printed it to read later this week.
Stephen Hayes, the man who has done the job the administration has not in terms of keeping us informed of Iraq’s ties to terrorists, WMD capabilities, etc has written a piece in the Weekly Standard wondering why the heck it’s so hard for him to obtain unclassified documents discovered in post-war Iraq.
I ran across an interesting tidbit of info while looking for something else today on Google – regarding how people came to believe that Iraq was behind 9-11. Popular belief is that only 3% of people surveyed shortly after 9-11 believed that Iraq was behind 9-11, and furthermore that the reason people believed that Iraq had ties to 9-11 were because of how the admin allegedly tried to deliberately blur the lines on the connections between Iraq and Al Qaeda – with AQ of course being the terrorist group behind 9-11:
I posted this on a message board I frequent this morning and wanted to repost it here (with minor alterations so it makes more sense):
…. on Iraq. Click here to view it.
