Quote: Originally posted by lil'babykitten: The Hutton report was a whitewash. The BBC made mistakes and they have admitted that. The government has also made mistakes a…

Quote: Originally posted by thunderous_funker: Since you place such complete trust in independent inquiries, I'm curious why you aren't trumpeting the Carnegie Endowment…

Quote: Originally posted by thunderous_funker: And you (and perhaps Simey) would be dismissing it entirely as some kind of liberal conspiracy by Saddam-loving elites. S…

It's funny, all of this. Was just listening to a senior Labour party MP who accused Bush of setting up Blair, because Bushy-eyed-cracker-head is going to have his enquiry after the…

Quote: Originally posted by spacefreak: Because the intelligence on Iraq that they accuse the Bush admin of misrepresenting is the practically the same information they …

Quote: Originally posted by thunderous_funker: Um. This report quotes intelligence as part of one chapter because the overall report in on proliferation trends. The sec…

Quote: Originally posted by spacefreak: The first report actually lists Iraq's chemical stockpiles and discusses Iraq's nuclear ambitions and capabilites. But report #2…

Quote: Originally posted by dialo: We knew much more by March 03. UNMOVIC had unprecedented access and, even though it was just starting, actually allowed us to see tha…

Quote: Originally posted by spacefreak: Blix surely would have stated as much. No, Blix would have stated that we needed to continue with inspections, but that there is "no …

Quote: Originally posted by willed: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3437315.stm I still trust the BBC, and think that the report was practically a white-wash. Al…

Quote: Originally posted by dialo: ... **SMACKDOWN**

So now the hutton findings are under fire from the MoD's former leading expert on WMD. http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/pol...p?story=487557 http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/pol.…

Mark my words. Any thoughts?

Kerry will lose. mark my words.

So, what do you reactionaries think about the possibility of GWB dumping Cheney? Rumors abound of either a Bush/Rice or Bush/Gulianni ticket. Thoughts? CV

Quote: Originally posted by chris v: So, what do you reactionaries think about the possibility of GWB dumping Cheney? Rumors abound of either a Bush/Rice or Bush/Guliann…

Cheney has become a real lightening rod. If Dubya's poll numbers continue to show serious decline (like they have been), I fully expect Cheney to announce he's retiring for "health…

Besides that, they'll want an "incumbent" veep who can run in 2008, should they win this year, and there are those who are thinking Cheney wouldn't be a prime presidential candidat…

Quote: Originally posted by Spliffdaddy: Kerry will lose. mark my words.

Quote: Originally posted by chris v: So, what do you reactionaries think about the possibility of GWB dumping Cheney? Rumors abound of either a Bush/Rice or Bush/Guliann…

Quote: Originally posted by chris v: Besides that, they'll want an "incumbent" veep who can run in 2008, should they win this year, and there are those who are thinking …

Quote: Originally posted by chris v: So, what do you reactionaries think about the possibility of GWB dumping Cheney? Rumors abound of either a Bush/Rice or Bush/Guliann…

Quote: Originally posted by chris v: Besides that, they'll want an "incumbent" veep who can run in 2008, should they win this year, and there are those who are thinking …

Kerry's lame. He's only witnessing a surge in popularity because of the unwinding 'scandle' around WMD's and Dean's unraveling. The dems are a fickle lot. It's funny watching th…

I'd like to add that I doubt you would see Bush drop Cheney before the elections even if Cheney himself wanted it. It would probably be viewed as controversial and a sign that the…