CNN's Cafferty: 935 lies led to Iraq war

[DeepModem Mom]

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[theredpen]

1. How many lies did Wolf Blitzer tell?

That would have been entertaining — if they'd listed the number of times that Blitzer echoed the propaganda.

I also think it's pretty pathetic that the one wingnut response was an ad hominem attacking the study because George Soros may have contributed some of the money that funded it. So what? Are the finding true or not? True! Oh, well, that explains the diversionary tactics from the Freepers.

[DeepModem Mom]

2. You're right -- that was the only point the other side could come up with. nt

[orleans]

3. "acid flashback"!

ok--
let's give the folks a link to that study

http://www.publicintegrity.org/WarCard/

and the link to search the database

http://www.publicintegrity.org/WarCard/Search/Default.aspx

[DeepModem Mom]

6. Thanks for the links,orleans! nt

[madmax]

11. Can't hear videos - hearing impaired.

Thank you for posting the link!!! :hi:

[lyonspotter]

4. My God...

WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?????? HOW MUCH LONGER MUST WE LIVE INSIDE THIS NIGHTMARE?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[90-percent]

5. George Soros

Well, he bankrolled the whole thing through his front company. So all these documented lies are nothing more than the liberal attack machine unjustly tarnishing the Bush Administration's good name?

Non-issue. We can safely ignore it and put our faith back in to our glorious leaders, who did not commit treason after all.

All clear.

-90% Jimmy

[UpInArms]

12. to actually understtand how everlastingly blighted and stuuuupid the GOP followers are

you just have to read this crap from the Wall Street Journal:

Mr. Bush remains popular with Republican voters, so with some exceptions the party's presidential candidates haven't been critical of him. Mainly they have ignored him, and instead sought to wrap themselves in the late Ronald Reagan's mantle. But the poll holds further evidence that Mr. Bush could well be a drag on the Republican nominee for the general-election campaign: 70% of all those polled say he hasn't been as good as past presidents, or is "definitely worse"; 28% said he has been as good or better.

By comparison, in a June 2004 Journal/NBC poll, 75% said Mr. Reagan had been better than most past presidents, or one of the best; 52% said the same of Bill Clinton.

...more barf at link - but there's a great graph showing asswipe never truly had a 91% positive rating...

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

7. K & R.The curmudgeon hits it out of the park.

Thanks for posting.

MKJ

[Iwillnevergiveup]

8. All the comments except one

were excellent. Recommended!

[Dustlawyer]

9. Notice that the Administration did not contest the # of lies!

They go after Bill Clinton for years for everything that they can think of and finally get him on a BJ and these ass clowns start a war based on lies so their corporate buddies can clean up, killing 4,000 Americans so far and thousands of Iraqis in the process! The media are bought and paid for and love covering the war and it's fallout. It's funny that it has never been reported that Halliburton/Kellogg Brown & Root was going through bankruptcy to wipe out their asbestos liabilities at the same time they were getting the no bid contracts in Iraq.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

10. Welcome to DU, Dustlawyer.

Nice post, and reminder of KBR/Halliburton crimes. :toast: MKJ

[FATCATs]

13. Hey, At least its getting out there

Weve been talking about this shit for years.
People are starting to get the message.