The CIA Just Declassified the Document That Supposedly Justified the Iraq Invasion (Congress, enemy)
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Most of the world already knew that Bush's oil war was not justified, but good to see this out anyway. No one can defend that clown for his actions anymore.
Most of the world already knew that Bush's oil war was not justified, but good to see this out anyway. No one can defend that clown for his actions anymore.
Most of the world already knew that Bush's oil war was not justified, but good to see this out anyway. No one can defend that clown for his actions anymore.
Did the democrats who voted for war have access to the document?
They were lied to. So were Republicans. I doubt even the Republicans would have supported that war had they been given the facts and not misled by the White House. Bush and the neocon war mongers cost the country billions of dollars, and thousands of lives and set in motion grave consequences that are reverberating still around the world.
They were lied to. So were Republicans. I doubt even the Republicans would have supported that war had they been given the facts and not misled by the White House. Bush and the neocon war mongers cost the country billions of dollars, and thousands of lives and set in motion grave consequences that are reverberating still around the world.
So you're saying that a classified memo to congress wasn't reviewed by congress? Or the memo was a lie?
Did the democrats who voted for war have access to the document?
From the OP link. Sounds plausible though as we know Congress doesn't write or read their own bills.
"Pillar added that he was told by congressional aides that only a half-dozen senators and a few House members read past the NIE's five-page summary."
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