NEW EVIDENCE DOCUMENTS HOW FAILURES LED TO BIN LADEN'S RISE TO POWER
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Gonz said:
Where i don't give Bill all the credit for the amazing performance of our economy in the 90's i do credit him with the fact that we basically put off every important international issue so that we might better ourselves during that time. Except of course for the middle east peace process where he failed miserably. So now we're stuck with the compounded problems that we should have been dealing with 4-6-8-10 years ago but chose to ignore. Oh yeah i almost forgot that we fired some missiles at Bin-Laden when Clinton was in office. Can't forget to give him credit for that.
The Other One
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Slick Willie's a weasel.
http://www.clinton-legacy.org
http://alamo-girl.com/
From nation.com 9/1/03:
Osama's ‘terror summit’ in Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden held a ‘terror summit’ in Afghanistan to outline plans to use biological weapons in his next ‘unbelievable’ attacks, according to Taliban sources quoted by Newsweek magazine on Sunday.
‘Osama’s next step will be unbelievable,’ Newsweek quoted a ranking Taliban source as saying in an advance report of this week’s magazine.
‘His priority is to use biological weapons,’ the source told the magazine, claiming the al-Qaeda network already had such arms but now was addressing how to transport and disperse them.
The magazine quoted senior Taliban officials as saying that Osama, whose al-Qaeda network organised the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington in 2001, held his ‘terror summit’ in a mountain stronghold in Afghanistan in April following the fall of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
‘The plan was reported delayed and revised after the capture al-Qaeda operations chief Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in Rawalpindi in March,’ Newsweek reported.
Abu Zubaydah reveals Osama ties with Pakistan, S. Arabia
Clinton's speech in 8/98 : "No matter how long it takes or where it takes us, we will pursue terrorists until the cases are solved and justice is done." Don't tell me it was all b.s. to deflect from 'zippergate'...
http://www.clinton-legacy.org
http://alamo-girl.com/
From nation.com 9/1/03:
Osama's ‘terror summit’ in Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden held a ‘terror summit’ in Afghanistan to outline plans to use biological weapons in his next ‘unbelievable’ attacks, according to Taliban sources quoted by Newsweek magazine on Sunday.
‘Osama’s next step will be unbelievable,’ Newsweek quoted a ranking Taliban source as saying in an advance report of this week’s magazine.
‘His priority is to use biological weapons,’ the source told the magazine, claiming the al-Qaeda network already had such arms but now was addressing how to transport and disperse them.
The magazine quoted senior Taliban officials as saying that Osama, whose al-Qaeda network organised the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington in 2001, held his ‘terror summit’ in a mountain stronghold in Afghanistan in April following the fall of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
‘The plan was reported delayed and revised after the capture al-Qaeda operations chief Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in Rawalpindi in March,’ Newsweek reported.
Abu Zubaydah reveals Osama ties with Pakistan, S. Arabia
Clinton's speech in 8/98 : "No matter how long it takes or where it takes us, we will pursue terrorists until the cases are solved and justice is done." Don't tell me it was all b.s. to deflect from 'zippergate'...
The Other One
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Squiggy said:
The fact that bin Laden still wants to see every American dead makes you nod off? Further that ex-prez Clinton could've prevented the loss of life and destruction on 9-11 if he wasn't such a dillweed?
ris
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it would be so easy and convenient to find a single individual responsible for bin laden's actions. the president who let him go could be considered one of them. what about those in the security services who supplied the information that made him take that choice?
what about the presidents who sent him the guns and missiles to allow him to fight the soviets in afghanistan?
this is not about one man's failure, this is about the failure of a policy that the enemy of the enemy is our friend and using them when interests serve over the short term. saddam hussein, osama bin laden, dictators across the world, have been beneficiaries when it has suited us foreign policy and pariahs when it has not.
give clinton a whipping for letting him go by all means, but don't forget who it was made bin laden in the first place and whip them too.
what about the presidents who sent him the guns and missiles to allow him to fight the soviets in afghanistan?
this is not about one man's failure, this is about the failure of a policy that the enemy of the enemy is our friend and using them when interests serve over the short term. saddam hussein, osama bin laden, dictators across the world, have been beneficiaries when it has suited us foreign policy and pariahs when it has not.
give clinton a whipping for letting him go by all means, but don't forget who it was made bin laden in the first place and whip them too.
AlladinSane
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Maybe it was the same Drones and GPS which found exactly where the WMDs were in Iraq...
markjs
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The Other One said:
Shame on Clinton for letting him go if he did, but make no mistake. 9-11 or something much like it would have still happened, Bin Laden or no. To take Bin Laden is only to make a martyr and strengthen the fanatic's cause. Somehow we must find a way to bridge the gap between the Arab peoples and our own. I am by no means saying we should not pursue and punish these Arab extremists, but the final solution will have to be much more than capturing any number of terrorists.
AnomalousEntity
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AlladinSane said:
WMD who gives a crap. All you need is a $100 .22 caliber gun that can fit on a key chain to needlessly murder someone...and they not only had a hell of alot more powerful weapons than that...they would not hesitate to use them on innocent victims. Thats WMD enough in my book...
