CNN.Com: "Bush slammed for Iraq link to 9/11"! gotta love it!

[leftchick]

It was briefly on the Google News front page as well. :)

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/06/29/bush.intl/

~snip~

And in Britain, Lynne Jones, a lawmaker in Prime Minister Tony Blair's ruling Labour Party, said any attempt to suggest that Iraq was a response to the September 11 attacks was "absolute nonsense."

"There is absolutely no connection between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda," she said.

"What they have ensured, in invading Iraq, is they have actually promoted al Qaeda's involvement in other countries, including Iraq."

British MP George Galloway, who was expelled from Labour over his criticism of the war, said, "The truth is, as everyone can see, that Zarqawi and the other extremist formations that have sprouted in Iraq are the result of the invasion, not the reason for it.

"The swamp of hatred against the West has been vastly deepened by the actions of those two world leaders, Bush and Blair."

[liberal N proud]

1. .

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[sabra]

2. saw it on Google, it was a great to see!

[sakabatou]

3. If there is no connection between Hussein/Iraq and al Qaeda...

Why the hell do they keep bringing it up?

[shraby]

4. Because they're stupid and think it's a

great selling point on how strong and resolute ** is. They think the propaganda still works.

[leftchick]

5. because their stupid freeper base believes it

and up until today I had not seen any US media source questioning it. They were getting away with murder up until now.

[spanone]

7. It's called Propaganda.....or better, Lying.

[jojo54]

6. It was on Yahoo's front page earlier

but I just checked and now in it's place is this headline: Blair Defends Iraq War, Dismisses Memo.