BurtWorm
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Fri Jul-15-05 04:38 PM
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What if they had ignored Wilson's editorial in the Times? |
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I'll bet they wish they'd done that now, boy!
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Tiggeroshii
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Fri Jul-15-05 04:42 PM
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Life would be a lot different, but the Administration's work at debunking accusation's of lies about Iraq would be that much less accomplished... However which way you wanna interpret that I guess.
hehe, it'd still be ebtter than a criminal investigation for them though!
Don'tcha love it?!
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Mojambo
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Fri Jul-15-05 04:44 PM
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2. I wonder why they didn't? |
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They had a big time complicit media that would have never followed up on Wilson's charges.
I think they were so full of themselves during that period that they felt they could get away with anything.
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Fri Jul-15-05 04:44 PM
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the UN inspectors, the scientists contesting the centrifuge claims, and every one else. Their reaction certainly makes one consider that their target was not Wilson or even a shot across the bow of the CIA, but rather Plames work. Hmmmm....
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Fri Jul-15-05 04:45 PM
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4. i think Wilson was supposed to serve as a message |
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to anyone else not on side with them and their disgusting lies.
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