Originally posted by: totalcommand
Originally posted by: AnyMal
Originally posted by: totalcommand
Originally posted by: totalcommand
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
The DSM is from July, not March. What your linking to is one of the Whitehall memos, which has been out since before the Guardian article and is nothing new.Originally posted by: totalcommand
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Typically, you're looking at it from the wrong direction. The documents don't have to be proven to be fabrications. They need to be validated as real. Feel free to do that. I haven't seen it happen yet.Originally posted by: totalcommand
Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
.............................http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1308368,00.html...........................
Ssshhhh. Let them think they've actually found something.
The article doesn't actually refer to the DSM documents, but they'll delude themselves into thinking so anyway.
There's your pudding Ozoned! More chocolaty sweet B.S. from the cons.
maybe you can help me out, Chicken
I'm looking for this proof that the memos are fabricated. I can't seem to find the proof anywhere.Do you have originals of the proof? I don't just want the verified content posted here, I really need the full thing. Please???
Now can you explain the prescience of the Guardian? Kindly tell us all how an article in September 2004, long before the DSM ever appeared on the scene, can claim they are genuine? Or are you willing it's yet another case of the left grasping at straws?
Haha, I was hoping you'd fall into some pwnage.
From the guardian article:
"The Foreign Office yesterday acknowledged the documents were genuine but stressed they were only a snapshot of thinking at a particular time. Nor did they reflect the changes that took place over the following 12 months, in particular referring the issue to the UN, which the White House did at Mr Blair's behest, though it failed to get a second security council resolution authorising war.
Mr Blair has consistently said publicly he supported President George Bush in the war because of the threat posed by Saddam's alleged WMD rather than because of a desire for regime change.
But Sir David Manning, then Downing Street foreign policy adviser, now UK ambassador to Washington, discloses in one of the newly emerged documents, a memo on March 14 2002, that at the time the main issue for Mr Blair was regime change. "
And one of the downing street memos, dated March 14th 2002...posted on AP's site....http://hosted.ap.org/specials/dowdoc/manning020314.pdf
PWNED!
Now, I can't seem to find that proof of fabrication anywhere (sniff).I really need originals. Can you help me find them? Please????
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So congrats. Your ignorance just pwned :roll: yourself.
Perhaps you better check your own knowledge?
All these memos, both new and old, were collected by one single reporter, Michael Smith. Collectively, all of them are called the Downing Street Memos. (Do you even know what Downing Street is???)
Your ignorance and B.S. would have us believe that Michael Smith fabricated some memos, but not others. Clearly, you're full of sh!t.
PWNED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now, I can't seem to find that proof of fabrication anywhere (sniff).I really need originals. Can you help me find them? Please????
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AnyMal, here is the connection above. Please provide me with ORIGINAL copies that show the memos were fabricated. PLEASE!??![]()
Are you refering to .pdf above? What exactly does it prove? What makes it an "authentic" document?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1308368,00.html
One of Michael Smith's memos, part of the collection of Downing Street Memos is described as
"The Foreign Office yesterday acknowledged the documents were genuine but stressed they were only a snapshot of thinking at a particular time. Nor did they reflect the changes that took place over the following 12 months, in particular referring the issue to the UN, which the White House did at Mr Blair's behest, though it failed to get a second security council resolution authorising war.
Mr Blair has consistently said publicly he supported President George Bush in the war because of the threat posed by Saddam's alleged WMD rather than because of a desire for regime change.
But Sir David Manning, then Downing Street foreign policy adviser, now UK ambassador to Washington, discloses in one of the newly emerged documents, a memo on March 14 2002, that at the time the main issue for Mr Blair was regime change."
That memo is here http://hosted.ap.org/specials/dowdoc/manning020314.pdf.
All memos were collected by Michael Smith.
That's what I call pwnage
What are you saying? original copies of what?Please provide me with ORIGINAL copies that show the memos were fabricated. PLEASE!??
I'm still searching to no avail. I can't find this proof that the memos were fabricated. Please help me. I can only find proof that they are real
. I only see senseless B.S. by conservatives, no ORIGINAL copies of the proof of fabrication
.
Help. Please.
You are now starting to lump things in that have nothing to do with the original subject in a vain attempt to have something stick.
It is quite a sad display I might add.