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[QUOTE="PatMeebles:336949"]Some of your accusations are just ridiculous. You want to criticize the intelligence, fine. I don't care. I'm not saying that because you can't prove without a shadow of a doubt that Saddam was innocent proves that he was completely guilty. I'm just not convinced that Saddam was anywhere near innocent on any crimes he was accused of, given the evidence from the past 12 years and his noncompliance with the UN leading up to March 2003. Will someone tell me where Bush said that they have the exact coordinates of stockpiles? You know, those things can be MOVED. If Bush said he'd find them in a specific part of the country, then that's stupid even from a pro-war stance. Do I really have to pull up quotes from UN weapons inspectors? Hell, the UN inspectors believed that Salman Pak was a terrorist training ground, yet Bush didn't include that in the final resolution in Congress. This whole notion that Democrats who are against the war didn't have the same intelligence are ignoring the fact that the intel given to Bush was even more unnerving than what Congress had. I also can't believe that it's still being argued that Bush sidestepped the UN. I bet none of you even knew that Bush not only went to the UN, but he also went to all the Arab countries offering a peaceful exile for Saddam. Nobody wanted it. Combine that with the fact that all the members on the UN security council who voted against invading (but they signed on resolution 1441, interestingly) were in Saddam's pocket (what war for what oil, now?), and the fact people still believe that Bush held up his proverbial middle finger to the rest of the world because he wanted nothing more than to kill people becomes more and more ridiculous. By the way, how many Democrat bills has Bush vetoed? Anyone care to give me a number? No need, I already know the answer. Look, I'm no Bush fanboy, but the more you level these kind of accusations against him, the more people like me feel obliged to defend him, and the less we have a chance to actually criticize him for real things done wrong. I'm guessing that if we didn't have to spend so much time going back to Iraq (already investigated by three independent commissions), we'd have spotted things like the FEMA debacle a mile away. Bush didn't win the election; Kerry lost.[/QUOTE]
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