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by Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet Entered into the database on Friday, January 27th, 2006 @ 20:00:32 MST |
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Neo-Con mouthpiece government shills Sean Hannity and Newsmax simply
don't know when to stop. They are still claiming that Osama bin Laden met with
Saddam Hussein, this time dragging out Saddam's former lieutenant, Gen. Georges
Sada, who related a supposed rendezvous between the two in the mid-80's. The problem with this of course is that Donald Rumsfeld was also meeting with
Saddam Hussein at almost exactly the same time to sell him the chemical and
biological weapons that were later used as an excuse to invade. First of all, how can we believe anything that these people say? From Saddam's
invading biological drones that were set to reign down terror on US cities,
to biological weapons trucks that turned out to be for blowing up weather balloons,
to WMD stockpile bunkers that turned out to be bakeries. Congenital liars don't
tend to deserve to be afforded much credibility. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. From the Newsmax
piece, "I can make sure one thing - I know - I have seen by my eyes. It was
in '84, '85, Osama bin Laden himself was coming to Iraqi air force headquarters." Gen. Sada explained: "At that time he was looking for contracts to build
air fields in Iraq." Hmmm, now that reminds me of another bloodthirsty warmonger who was exchanging
contracts with Saddam at the same time. In addition, the fact that Osama bin Laden was a willing client of the CIA
and the US government throughout the 1980's seems to have slipped under Hannity's
radar. Former FBI executive Ted L. Gunderson, confirmed that a clean shaven Osama
bin Laden met
with US government officials to arrange U.S. weapons assistance for Afghan
rebels fighting Soviet invasion troops. The US government's support of Bin Laden's MAK during the Soviet invasion is
admitted historical fact. So when the US government meets with bin Laden that's OK, but when Saddam does
it, even if Saddam is also buddies with the US at the time, then that's bad! Sada also claims that Saddam shipped his WMD out to Syria immediately before
the US invasion in March 2003, an assertion that has become conspicuous for
one reason, the absolute dearth of any credible evidence to support it. Sada, amidst his noble effort to toady up to the US government to avoid
prosecution, is also selling a book. |