A senator is releasing new information he says is evidence the Bush administration misled the nation in the run-up to war in Iraq.
Michigan Democrat Carl Levin is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. He says a 2003 CIA cable warns against making references to claims that Mohammad Atta met with an Iraqi intelligence officer in the Czech Republic before the Sept. 11, 2011, attacks. Atta is the man who led the 9/11 hijackers.
He says Bush officials used the unconfirmed meeting to link Iraq to 9/11 in the public’s mind.
Levin is releasing a letter he received from CIA Director John Brennan who writes that no U.S. counterterrorism or FBI expert has said they have evidence or know that Atta was in Prague.
(AP)
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Carl Levin is nothing less than a two bit shtik dreq ferd. Still blaiming Bush for his problems. Meanwhile let’s not forget the democreeps voted ALL IN FAVOR of war. They demanded ANOTHER vote just to vote for the war.
Sorry, no buyers remorse.
And there was a huge snow storm in 2003 in Oklahoma & Nebraska!
LoL
At best it’s yesterday’s news which is just about good enough to wrap herring in or the Pesach dishes for year long storage!
It is just one more piece of evidence that “W” is a war criminal.
#3: You should put your quotes around “evidence”, not the “W”.