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[Defcon9]

Sometimes hollywood goes a little to the extreme in it's views of political issues. Mikie Moore has just got to be laughed at, this documentary is so one sided that it's laughable. I suppose that you could make a documentary from the other veiw, so whats the point. This is just what the director whants you to believe. This is just a slap in the face of the U.S. military. Just a thought!

[Voidrunner]

You should read up on stuff first. Clarke approved the Saudi citizens leaving the country.
http://www.hillnews.com/news/052604/Clarke.aspx
Not Bush.

As for the so called "ties", yes, they've done business. Through the Carlyle Group.

Read this: http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?011112fa_FACT3

Pressured to find evidence, eh? http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4088146/site/newsweek/

Yes, Bush was supportive of that interpretation and so was Tony Blair.
Hell, the UN agreed!
And they're now finding more and more chemical weapons in Iraq. A cache of 20 Sarin gas-variant artillery shells were found.
Also in the time since the war started, almost 2 tonnes of enriched uranium has been removed from Iraq, material that could have easily been used for making a "dirty bomb".
Then there's the fact that starting months before the war and even during the first of it, Saddam was shipping out dismantled weapons systems by the tonne. These weapon systems were shipped to some countries in the Middle East and even some in Europe.
Not to forget that he was in talks with North Korea about purchasing a ballistic missile system.
Whether or not you wish to believe this, Saddam was a vicious tyrant that killed hundreds of thousands of his own people in the worst ways imaginable and he was a powderkeg waiting to explode. He attacked Kuwait unprovoked once before. Are you naive enough to think he wouldn't do it again, when he built up enough military strength?

Bush dirty? No more than any other president. Clinton screwed the pooch with Somalia. Don't get me started on Nixon. Or Lyndon B. Johnson. Or even the new candidate like John Kerry.
I'm not a fan of Bush, but he did what Bush Senior should have done in the first Gulf War. He finished off Saddam.