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...During World War II, the allies did little to stop the advance of genocide or to censure the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), which is how we would classify the gas chambers at death camps today. Stopping Hitler would have been the right thing to do, but British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain didn't have the moral fiber to do it. Even if he was unaware of the intended genocide, he might have helped prevent a world war. Tony Blair believes he did the right thing in Iraq by removing a dangerous man from power. Saddam Hussein...
...Bush has a credibility gap, it was manufactured by the Democratic Party, which is totally lacking in direction. If the U.S. military finds a stash of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Iraq?and that's still possible?what would the Democrats' line of attack be then? wmd are secondary to what Saddam Hussein did and would have continued to do to the Iraqi people. If the Dems want to make an issue about Bush going to war, then they deserve what happens in the November elections. David Hutchinson Windsor Locks...
...Bush has a credibility gap, it was manufactured by the Democratic Party. If the U.S. military finds a stash of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Iraq--and that's still possible--what would the Democrats' line of attack be then? WMD are secondary to what Saddam Hussein did to Iraq. If the Dems want to make an issue about the war, then they deserve what happens to them in the November elections. DAVID HUTCHINSON Windsor Locks, Conn...
...conducting investigations into the 9/11 attacks and the intelligence behind Bush's decision to go to war with Iraq, with the apparent aim of indicting the Bush Administration for, on one hand, failing to do something to prevent 9/11 and, on the other, acting against a perceived threat of WMD in Iraq. Americans can't have it both ways. Either we must be willing to undertake pre-emptive actions against governments and groups that are known to be inimical to our nation and might carry out acts of terrorism against us, or we must be willing to accept civilian casualties...
...summary so crucial? Critics have accused Bush's team of ignoring the important caveats that accompanied intelligence estimates about Iraq's suspected WMD. Analysts with Air Force intelligence, for instance, took issue with the assertion--hinted at by President Bush in a speech in October 2002--that Iraq was building a fleet of unmanned aircraft with which to deploy its chemical and biological arsenal. During a Feb. 5 speech at Georgetown University, CIA Director George Tenet cited the NIE, insisting, "Analysts differed on several important aspects of these programs, and those debates were spelled out in the estimate." The panel...