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Friday, March 31, 2006 12:00 AM

"Saddam chose to deny inspectors"

Bush repeated this bald-faced lie recently. The cowering press still lets him get away with it, but the public is no longer fooled.
By Joe Conason

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  • Friday, March 31, 2006 04:03 AM

    Sddam chose to deny inspectors

    Dear, Editor

    The american admenstation always lies with no reason espacioly in the medeleast cases,such Buch shouled be now in jail,we know he lies from the times that 5 judges brought him to power,and we know his back ground as drunker and failer man in his life, but what can we do u as americans acceipted him and suported him with no thinking,Now we have to wait till his period ended,and what happened to iragies, will never forgoten,and the new ganeration will have to leave with it, but one day some day with suport of the honest american peoble like you mr.editor will be brought to court and sent to jail with his friend tony.

    —almbarie saleh

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