None of those video's have anything to do with giving aid and protection to al Qaeda. There are national leaders all over the world that give support to terrorist groups. There are many nations that produce and stockpile WMD's. This thread is about President Bush telling a lie to get us into the war in Iraq. He claimed that the specific terrorist group al Qaeda that attacked us on 9/11 were being aided and protected by Saddam. He told us the group that attacked us and was vowing to attack us again had a ally in Iraq that was aiding and protecting them. He told us their was collusion, a working relationship between the two. There was not. That was the lie. There was no connection between Saddam and al Qaeda. Bush told the big lie during his State of the Union Address in 2003.
Yeah cause you watched 3hrs of film in ... 5min. lol
Their is nothing in those video's to support your case. There was no aid and protection being given to al Qaeda by Saddam. If there was you would supply the time it appears in any one of those video's. Kind of ridiculous for you to expect people to watch three hours of film to prove a point that no one has claimed to have proven in 12 years. If it is there, tell us the point at which it occurs in which video.
yeah that's what I thought... Oh and it's not 3hrs either. I lied, to check if you even looked at the boxes (that include the time length)...
What is your point? There is nothing in the video's you posted to indicate or suggest Saddam was giving aid and protection to al Qaeda. You are unable to show that Bush did not lie when he made his claim during his State of the Union Address and you have been shown proof that he did.
What claim was a lie again? I forgot already. Please provide a full citation of that lie, that includes context, not an edited version that changes the context of his statements through the editing process. How would you know if something is not in the video's I linked if you did not watch them? Do you have some extra sensory perception thing we all need to know about?