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Other False intel centering around the Bush White House going to War in Iraq |
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Re: Iraq War started March, 2003 | |
| One piece of deception is that this invasion was approved by the United Nations. | ||
| Lies were put out by the Bush White House that Saddam Hussein had something to do with 9/11, had specifically trained or funded the operational leader of 9/11, Mohammed Atta, had links to al-Qaeda. |  |
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Lies were put out by the Bush White House that Saddam Hussein had something to do with the anthrax attacks that started one week after 9/11, anthrax that the FBI later traced back as coming from U.S. labs. |
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| As part of the same lie that Saddam was trying to build nuclear weapons of mass destruction... |  |
In addition to the false claim that Saddam was trying to buy yellowcake uranium from Niger |
| It was also falsely claimed that a purchase of aluminum tubes by Iraq was also for the purpose of building weapons of nuclear mass destruction. | ||
It was also denied that the U.S. wanted to go to war with Iraq prior to 9/11 when, in fact, a resolution for 'regime change,' had already been approved by the U.S. Congress in 1998, 3 years before 9/11, details. Covert military actions were ongoing to provoke Saddam into actions that would justify U.S. military response, like the military response when he invaded Kuwait, 10 years earlier. |
There are challenges to the very validity of the 10-years of U.S. blockade, embargo and enforcement of a 'no-fly zone,' against Iraq. These measures were not done in accord with UN guidelines, was abused by inappropriate U.S. bombings during this time and was, in fact, a ten-year act of war against Iraq, prior to 9/11 |
U.S. support for Saddam during his war with Iran is also often overlooked, Saddam got his 'starter kit,' for his biological weapons of mass destruction from U.S. suppliers, including the U.S. Center for Disease Control, details This included the gas he used against civilians during the Kurd Rebellion |