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The redefined WMD threat.(Worth Repeating)
Prior to going to war against Iraq, President Bush and other administration officials charged not only that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction but that the threat was immense.
"In one place--in one regime--we find all these dangers, in their most lethal and aggressive forms, exactly the kind of aggressive threat the United Nations was born to confront."
--President George W. Bush address to the UN General Assembly, September 12, 2002
"Saddam Hussein and his weapons are a direct threat to this country, to our people, and to all free people.... I will not leave the American people at the mercy of the Iraqi dictator and his weapons."
--President George W. Bush press conference, March 6, 2003
"Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised."
--President George W. Bush address to the nation, March 17, 2003
- How not to overthrow Saddam; the Bush plan and the alternatives.(Iraqi leader...
- Magazine article from: The American Prospect Doder, Dusko July 15, 2002 700+ words
...exiles, who would rule Iraq after what President George W. Bush has taken to calling a...States would be caught up if it toppled Saddam Hussein. All present at the conference dutifully...Who should be put on trial after Saddam Hussein's fall? Was Saddam alone responsible...
- Saddam Hussein has sued President George Bush--and Prime Minister Tony Blair,...
- Magazine article from: National Review February 27, 2006 700+ words
Saddam Hussein has sued President George Bush--and Prime Minister Tony Blair, to boot. Apparently the critics are right: America has imposed its values on Iraq.
- President George Bush laid out his case for war against Saddam Hussein on...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) October 12, 2002 700+ words
Politics President George Bush laid out his case for war against Saddam Hussein on television. He called for urgent measures against Iraq, which could help terrorists to strike western targets "on any given...
- Ousting Saddam: President George Bush has instructed the CIA to kill or capture...
- Magazine article from: The Middle East Darwish, Adel Blanche, Ed July 1, 2002 700+ words
Saddam must go: America's President George Bush seems to have made up his mind. Washington's crescendo...detected a certain amount of wobbling about the need to remove Saddam Hussein, though not from President Bush." In fact the majority...
- The perils of a very combustible mixture. (President George Bush must decide...
- Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report Robbins, Carla Anne August 10, 1992 700+ words
...his men may be asking themselves that very question as they calculate the political risks of renewing their fight against Saddam Hussein. In a week when foreign policy was finally nudged forward as a campaign issue, the question is particularly apt. Like...
- Washington, Oct 25 (PTI) Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein will get a "fair...
- News wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd. October 25, 2005 700+ words
...thousand people he killed," Bush told the Arabian TV channel Al Arabiya yesterday. "The people of Iraq would like to see Saddam Hussein tried for the crimes he committed," he said. Asked if Baghdad was safe enough for Saddam to be tried there, Bush said...
- President George Bush said that he was "sick and tired of games and deceptions"...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) January 18, 2003 700+ words
Politics President George Bush said that he was "sick and tired of games and deceptions" and Saddam Hussein should get rid of his weapons of mass destruction. The UN inspectors said they would not complete their search by January 27th...
- President George Bush said victory was "certain but it is not complete" in the...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) April 19, 2003 700+ words
Politics President George Bush said victory was "certain but it is not complete" in the...Iraq after American troops took control of Tikrit, home town of Saddam Hussein. The last important strategic prize fell with little resistance...
Source: HighBeam Research, The redefined WMD threat.(Worth Repeating)