Related: The Boston Globe Admits Iraq Lies Killed It
They NEVER LEARN -- which is why they are self-destructing.
"Saddam Hussein’s FBI files
DESPITE a penchant for narcissistic self-delusion, Saddam Hussein offered crucial explanations of his behavior to an Arabic-speaking FBI interrogator who reported on 20 interviews and five casual conversations with the Iraqi dictator between January and June 2004.
He ain't the only one.
Did the FBI torture the man?
Recently released FBI records of those chats reveal just how wrong President Bush and his advisers had been not only about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but also about Saddam’s worldview and the precarious balance of power that Bush upended in a pivotal region.
Saddam no longer had stocks of chemical or biological weapons by 2003, before the war that toppled his regime. But why didn’t he properly inform UN weapons inspectors that he had destroyed those weapons?
Yeah, EXCEPT HE DID, you LYING SACK of JEWISH GARBAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Readers, please, please see: Prop 102: Iraq and Government Lies
According to the record of one interview, Saddam explained that “the threat from Iran was the major factor as to why he did not allow the return of the UN inspectors.’’
Then WHAT WERE THEY DOING THERE before BUSH TOLD 'em to GET OUT because the BOMBING was coming?
Special Agent George Piro wrote that Saddam “was more concerned about Iran discovering Iraq’s weaknesses and vulnerabilities’’ than he was about “repercussions’’ from the United States “for his refusal to allow UN inspectors back into Iraq.’’
So the Globe KNOWS ALL ABOUT the LIES, etc, and yet they STILL SHOVEL THIS SHIT?
And when asked what he would have done to protect Iraq from the Iranian threat had he allowed inspectors into Iraq, “Saddam replied Iraq would have been extremely vulnerable to an attack from Iran and would have sought a security agreement with the United States to protect it.’’
You know, the INSULTS really reach a TOTALLY DIFFERENT LEVEL these days! What unabashed Zionist jewshit (sorry for describing them as what they are, readers).
The information in these FBI files underscores a rule of statecraft that never goes out of style: know thine enemy. In the case of Saddam’s vile regime, the Bush administration obviously had disastrously insufficient human intelligence - not enough spies, moles, or reliable confidential informants. But it is also evident, in retrospect, that Bush’s decisions on Iraq were warped by a lack of normal diplomatic contact with the tyrant and his emissaries.
I'm tired of the LYING, REWRITTEN, ZIONIST S*** people, sorry.
You know which regime is the VILEST ON EARTH?
I'll give you a hint: it's the world's singular Jews-only state.
There is no shortage of dangerous dictatorial regimes and militant movements on the world stage today. Talking to them and seeking to grasp their ways of thinking should not be equated with appeasement. Knowledge of the other’s aims and fears ought to be regarded as an indispensable tool for self-defense.
That would explain all the FALSE-FLAG TEAMS and PATSY SET-UPS!!!!!!!
And how come this is an editorial?
Why didn't it ever make the newspages, Globe?
Pfffft!
