So how many time did Condi commit Perjury

[DoYouEverWonder]

in her Senate testimony last week?

Perjury

1. Law. The deliberate, willful giving of false, misleading, or incomplete testimony under oath.

2. The breach of an oath or promise.


Remember that game "find the hidden picture". Let's play "find the blatant perjuries". Each perjury counts has one year in prison for Condi. Good luck!



Complete transcript from Rice's Senate Confirmation hearing last week"

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/18/politics/18TEXT-RICE.html?ex=1106802000&en=fb4afff7b77ae83b&ei=5070


Biden's questioning:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/18/politics/18TEXT-RICE.html?pagewanted=19&ei=5070&en=fb4afff7b77ae83b&ex=1106802000


Boxer's questioning:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/18/politics/18TEXT-RICE.html?pagewanted=49&ei=5070&en=fb4afff7b77ae83b&ex=1106802000

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1. Here's one of the ones Boxer brought up

"The fact is that we did face a very difficult intelligence challenge in trying to understand what Saddam Hussein had in terms of weapons of mass destruction."

What happened to the mushroom clouds? I remember distinctly she told the country that we couldn't wait for Saddam to give us an answer. We had to go to war now.

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2. #2 - We went to war, not because of aluminum tubes

That is something that Charlie Duelfer, in his report of the Iraq Survey Group, has made very clear: that Saddam Hussein intended to continue his weapons of mass destruction activities, that he had laboratories that were run by his security services. I could go on and on. But, Senator Boxer, we went to war, not because of aluminum tubes.


How many times did they tell us that the tubes were proof Saddam was developing WMD's?

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3. Even though it was blatantly obvios

That the tubes could not be used as nuclear refinement centrifuges.

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4. #3 - Here's a real whopper

And, yes, we thought that he was -- that he had stockpiles, which he did not have. We had problems with the intelligence. We are all, as a collective polity of the United States, trying to deal with ways to get better intelligence. But it wasn't just weapons of mass destruction. He was also a place -- his territory was a place where terrorists were welcomed...


Al Zaqawari was supposedly in Northern Iraq, which was under Kurd control and a US no fly zone. We claimed al Qaeda had a chem plant there, yet we refused to bomb or attack it. Instead we claimed that this proved Saddam had ties to al Qaeda, when it was the US that was protecting the camp.

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5. How many times were her lips moving?

That would be my guess.