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miasmo

We could have taken out Zaqawi and his terrorist group on three seperate occasions before the war started. He was based in the Kurdish north, outside the control of Saddam. Bush chose not to take him out because it would have undercut part of his bogus rational for war - the non-existent connection between Al Queda and Saddam. If you want to blame someone for all the American deaths caused by Zaqawi, you can thank Bush. For his administration, terrorism seems to be merely an excuse to do stuff they wanted to do anyway.

Blind Pig

That's great logic. Don't blame the poor, misunderstood little terrorists, because it's not their fault they want to butcher Americans. Everything is the fault of the great Satan, President Bush: 9/11, Nick Berg, and the fact that the last two Matrix movies sucked.

Dubliner

The headline should be "Bush gives safe haven to Zaqawi". It is well known that Zaqawi was operating from Kurdistan (within Iraq), which was outside Saddam's control. Zaqawi is still doing his terrible deeds, when the US "control" the area. The Al Qaeda - Saddam connection is the biggest lie of this war and for that alone the Bush Administration should resign in toto. Anybody with an iota of understanding of the Arab world knew there was no connection.

It's tantamount to saying that the British were giving safe haven to the shoebomber. Wake up. Vote anyone but Bush.

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