Well, which is it? This guy should open a Waffle HouseOne problem for Ritter's credibility is that his letter of resignation in 1998 said: "The sad truth is that Iraq today is not disarmed anywhere near the level required."
Well, which is it? This guy should open a Waffle HouseOne problem for Ritter's credibility is that his letter of resignation in 1998 said: "The sad truth is that Iraq today is not disarmed anywhere near the level required."
Originally posted by: alchemize
Well, which is it? This guy should open a Waffle HouseOne problem for Ritter's credibility is that his letter of resignation in 1998 said: "The sad truth is that Iraq today is not disarmed anywhere near the level required."(No minors allowed)
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
Bwuahahaha!
Yes, I agree that is almost, but not, quite, as good as the evidence Bush went AWOL (I don't give a rat's butt about whether he went AWOL or not, FWIW, and have never said otherwise.)
You have nothing, nothing, nothing, but your stupid innuendo, and on top of it, RITTER IS RIGHT!
Sheezh, the level of sophistication on this board can be so low it's scary....
-Robert
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
Bwuahahaha!
Yes, I agree that is almost, but not, quite, as good as the evidence Bush went AWOL (I don't give a rat's butt about whether he went AWOL or not, FWIW, and have never said otherwise.)
You have nothing, nothing, nothing, but your stupid innuendo, and on top of it, RITTER IS RIGHT!
Sheezh, the level of sophistication on this board can be so low it's scary....
-Robert
You ask for proof, I give you proof, but as Col. Nathan Jessup retorted so eloquently: "You can't handle the truth"
Sheezh, the number of posters with blinders on on this board is scary....
Originally posted by: Gaard
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
Bwuahahaha!
Yes, I agree that is almost, but not, quite, as good as the evidence Bush went AWOL (I don't give a rat's butt about whether he went AWOL or not, FWIW, and have never said otherwise.)
You have nothing, nothing, nothing, but your stupid innuendo, and on top of it, RITTER IS RIGHT!
Sheezh, the level of sophistication on this board can be so low it's scary....
-Robert
You ask for proof, I give you proof, but as Col. Nathan Jessup retorted so eloquently: "You can't handle the truth"
Sheezh, the number of posters with blinders on on this board is scary....
Do you know the meaning of the word 'proof'? HOP, tell him. CAD, you're free to teach him also, seeing as how you corrected someone today for using the word 'prove'.
Still waiting for heartsurgeon to get in here and shout down all those stating as fact that Ritter is a pedophile/child molestor. (See my post above) Oh wait, they're not ~ls (cool word CAD) so it's ok.
Originally posted by: Gaard
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
Bwuahahaha!
Yes, I agree that is almost, but not, quite, as good as the evidence Bush went AWOL (I don't give a rat's butt about whether he went AWOL or not, FWIW, and have never said otherwise.)
You have nothing, nothing, nothing, but your stupid innuendo, and on top of it, RITTER IS RIGHT!
Sheezh, the level of sophistication on this board can be so low it's scary....
-Robert
You ask for proof, I give you proof, but as Col. Nathan Jessup retorted so eloquently: "You can't handle the truth"
Sheezh, the number of posters with blinders on on this board is scary....
Do you know the meaning of the word 'proof'? HOP, tell him. CAD, you're free to teach him also, seeing as how you corrected someone today for using the word 'prove'.
Still waiting for heartsurgeon to get in here and shout down all those stating as fact that Ritter is a pedophile/child molestor. (See my post above) Oh wait, they're not ~ls (cool word CAD) so it's ok.
~but's are more mainstream leftists. They may agree with the facts, then have a "but" statement at the endOriginally posted by: Gaard
What does ~buts stand for?
Originally posted by: alchemize
~but's are more mainstream leftists. They may agree with the facts, then have a "but" statement at the endOriginally posted by: Gaard
What does ~buts stand for?![]()
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
No, we expect you to admit you don't have a clue whether the charges were founded or unfounded. Since the charges were dismissed, they could have had the wrong person, or the case could have had some other serious defect. He is INNOCENT until proven GUILTY. Not the other way around as you would have it. LOL, you right wingers are like creation scientists, the truth is what you want it to be. Besides, even if he were a child molester, that doesn't mean what he says is wrong. LOL, you guys are pitiful.
-Robert
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
No, we expect you to admit you don't have a clue whether the charges were founded or unfounded. Since the charges were dismissed, they could have had the wrong person, or the case could have had some other serious defect. He is INNOCENT until proven GUILTY. Not the other way around as you would have it. LOL, you right wingers are like creation scientists, the truth is what you want it to be. Besides, even if he were a child molester, that doesn't mean what he says is wrong. LOL, you guys are pitiful.
-Robert
Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: chess9
Nitemare:
No, we expect you to admit you don't have a clue whether the charges were founded or unfounded. Since the charges were dismissed, they could have had the wrong person, or the case could have had some other serious defect. He is INNOCENT until proven GUILTY. Not the other way around as you would have it. LOL, you right wingers are like creation scientists, the truth is what you want it to be. Besides, even if he were a child molester, that doesn't mean what he says is wrong. LOL, you guys are pitiful.
-Robert
He's also INNOCENT until he PLEA BARGAINED and had the RECORD SEALED. There was a crime committed, by his own words. He's never said what it was. If it was spitting on the sidewalk, or mooning a sherriff, why doesn't he say so? Why was the record sealed? Oh yah I'm sure you really want the record sealed for having an open container of beer.
Any nimcompoop who concluded "Bush lied" on such a complex issue can certainly come to a reasonable conclusion on a issue as simple as this one. Or perhaps not, when blinded by being a ~! You can only connect the dots in one direction, when it supports you.
Doesn't stop all the ~!'s and ~but's from drawing their unreasonable conclusions all day long on here, does it?A reasonable conclusion is not proof.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Doesn't stop all the ~!'s and ~but's from drawing their unreasonable conclusions all day long on here, does it?A reasonable conclusion is not proof.Go to the vault, Gaard, what did I say about proof? lol
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WILLIAM SCOTT RITTER, JR.: Iraq still has prescribed weapons capability. There needs to be a careful distinction here.
Iraq today is challenging the special commission to come up with a weapon and say where is the weapon in Iraq, and yet
part of their efforts to conceal their capabilities, I believe, have been to disassemble weapons into various components and
to hide these components throughout Iraq. I think the danger right now is that without effective inspections, without
effective monitoring, Iraq can in a very short period of time measure the months, reconstitute chemical biological weapons,
long-range ballistic missiles to deliver these weapons, and even certain aspects of their nuclear weaponization program.
I have great concern about the text of the most recent Security Council resolution, 1194, which condemns Iraq for
suspending cooperation with the Special Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency. The provision of this
last resolution that causes me concern is the same one I referred to in my letter of resignation. I voiced strong objection
to the concept of a "comprehensive review" of Iraq's compliance with its obligations under Security Council resolutions,
and especially so if such a review were to be conducted under the auspices of the Secretary General. Based upon our
previous experience at the Special Commission, such a "comprehensive review" is most likely to result in some redefining
of Iraq's obligations for disarmament to the point that meaningful disarmament of Iraq would be jeopardized. Once again,
Iraq, through its consistent policy of obstructionism, has achieved yet another concession. So one must look askance at any
new effort to appease Iraq by calling for a new "comprehensive review" of its compliance with Security Council resolutions.
Such a review is very disturbing.
Originally posted by: chess9
Szygy:
You are way behind in the debate, old boy. Does 1998 hit you between the eyes?
-Robert
Originally posted by: Gaard
Originally posted by: alchemize
~but's are more mainstream leftists. They may agree with the facts, then have a "but" statement at the endOriginally posted by: Gaard
What does ~buts stand for?![]()
Ah, another good one...though ~l is better. (I can't wait for people on the right to answer questions using 'but')
Once again, no it did not. You keep spreading lies about Kay's report, then slinking away when I challenge you to back them up. You are as contemptible as the rest of the Bush tools who eagerly perpetuate the vile character assassination of Scott Ritter. Not a fact among you, but you bleat innuendo and allegations as if they were solid information (much like the rest of Bush's "solid information", curiously enough).Originally posted by: syzygy
dr. kay's report proved what ritter 1.0 had generally feared, namely that saddam would and could
reduce his wmd programs to their bare and most manageable essentials, leaving the rest of the world
to scrounge for actual weapons that he did not require under the current political climate. ritter alludes
to concessions to iraqi non-compliance that would reward them for not cooperating. the man had his
moment of sanity.
Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Once again, no it did not. You keep spreading lies about Kay's report, then slinking away when I challenge you to back them up. You are as contemptible as the rest of the Bush tools who eagerly perpetuate the vile character assassination of Scott Ritter. Not a fact among you, but you bleat innuendo and allegations as if they were solid information (much like the rest of Bush's "solid information", curiously enough).
The bad news, boys and girls, is Ritter was right and Bush was wrong. People like Scott Ritter and Hans Blix and Joseph Wilson help make the case that Bush lied. Slander them all as much as you must, but each of them has more integrity than our Liar in Chief could ever hope for. When you obediently repeat his lies, you become just as low as he is.
Ritter was right, Bush was wrong.
Ritter told the truth, Bush lied.
Ritter served his country, Bush served his rich contributors.
LOL. Sure you did. You said Kay proved Iraq had WMDs. He did nothing of the sort. The entire report is littered with innuendo, "could have been". "might be used for", etc., ad nauseum. Every single time I refuted one of your delusions by quoting Kay's actual words, you ran away. When you include Kay's comments from recent interviews, you have a whole lot of nothing. Nada. Zilch.Originally posted by: syzygy
your funny in a most unintentional way. you've had better and more noble failures. here you
are just parodying your own sorry history on this board with new lows and with no end in sight.
there is nothing to 'slink away' from; the stench of your spewage is tolerable . . . just barely.
more than once i have sited kay's report, quoted it verbatim, threw in blix's february 2003
presentation, quoted it verbatim, and laughed as your creative juices took each of them for
a dizzying ride - when you did take them for a ride. a number of times - like now - you create
an imagined history of successful challenges or just dismiss the whole point with childish
retorts.
as for ritter telling the truth, i agree . . . just read above his 1998 congressional testimony and
his 1998 pbs interview. the boy was barely a month removed from his principled stand. we knew
the man before and after his fling with ethical conduct. cheers.
Originally posted by: Bowfinger
LOL. Sure you did. You said Kay proved Iraq had WMDs. He did nothing of the sort. The entire report is littered with innuendo, "could have been". "might be used for", etc., ad nauseum. Every single time I refuted one of your delusions by quoting Kay's actual words, you ran away. When you include Kay's comments from recent interviews, you have a whole lot of nothing. Nada. Zilch.Originally posted by: syzygy
your funny in a most unintentional way. you've had better and more noble failures. here you
are just parodying your own sorry history on this board with new lows and with no end in sight.
there is nothing to 'slink away' from; the stench of your spewage is tolerable . . . just barely.
more than once i have sited kay's report, quoted it verbatim, threw in blix's february 2003
presentation, quoted it verbatim, and laughed as your creative juices took each of them for
a dizzying ride - when you did take them for a ride. a number of times - like now - you create
an imagined history of successful challenges or just dismiss the whole point with childish
retorts.
as for ritter telling the truth, i agree . . . just read above his 1998 congressional testimony and
his 1998 pbs interview. the boy was barely a month removed from his principled stand. we knew
the man before and after his fling with ethical conduct. cheers.
You were wrong, get over it, move on.