Comment Re:Wrong (Score 1) 3314
So, if Saddam didn't have WMD, why would he throw out weapons inspectors and risk being thrown out of power?
Saddam *didn't* throw the inspectors out, George W. Bush did. Bush is the one who advised the inspectors to leave as he was about to start bombing and didn't want to kill them.
Saddam did not throw them out. To suggest otherwise is wrong. The weapons inspectors were reporting *good* co-operation from Iraq right before the war.
This notion of Saddam throwing them out is a falsehood that even Bush himself has tried to keep alive, but the fact is that if you go to your local library and look at a newspaper from earliers this year you will see that there were weapons inspectors in Iraq right up until the outbreak of fresh hostilities.
Saddam *didn't* throw the inspectors out, George W. Bush did. Bush is the one who advised the inspectors to leave as he was about to start bombing and didn't want to kill them.
Saddam did not throw them out. To suggest otherwise is wrong. The weapons inspectors were reporting *good* co-operation from Iraq right before the war.
This notion of Saddam throwing them out is a falsehood that even Bush himself has tried to keep alive, but the fact is that if you go to your local library and look at a newspaper from earliers this year you will see that there were weapons inspectors in Iraq right up until the outbreak of fresh hostilities.
