Charade
<font color=royalblue>I'm the one on the LEFT side
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ThAnswr said:How do you prove a negative? The 9/11 commission found nothing beyond the most superficial of contacts. If there's no evidence of a working relationship, then there is no working relationship.
However, here's the best evidence that there was no working relationship between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda. No evidence was ever given by the Bush administration. The Bush administration was not going to take it on the chin if they had clear, convincing, and irrefutable evidence of that relationship. To take it a step further, they even distanced themselves from the rhetoric implying there was a relationship. No one will tell me the Bush administration had evidence and chose to keep it quiet.
Hold on a minute. Isn't the topic of this thread that Bush lied about the intel while all along telling us that they had "slam dunk" evidence? But now you're saying that because they distanced themselves from any Iraq/Al-Queda relationship, it's proof that there wasn't one? Didn't you just prove a negative?
If that's the case, why wouldn't they make up evidence that SH was in bed with Al-Queda (or at least having lunch occasionally)?
Or is it that you believe they could get away with one and not the other (or both at the same time)?