Seb
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 Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 3:04 pm Post subject: How US fuelled myth of Zarqawi the mastermind |
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How US fuelled myth of Zarqawi the mastermind
| Quote: | Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the terrorist leader believed to be responsible for the abduction of Kenneth Bigley, is 'more myth than man', according to American military intelligence agents in Iraq.
Several sources said the importance of Zarqawi, blamed for many of the most spectacular acts of violence in Iraq, has been exaggerated by flawed intelligence and the Bush administration's desire to find "a villain" for the post-invasion mayhem. |
Kurt Nimmo often writes about this too:
Intel Op al-Zarqawi Voice Talent Issues Correction
| Quote: | If after all these months of bogus terror warnings and obviously staged terror attacks, you believe Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is who the government says he is—a globe-trotting one-legged terrorist nobody ever sees—you should either stop watching Fox News or have your head examined.
I’m not in the habit of denigrating the readers of this blog—and no doubt most readers believe Abu is little more than smoke and mirrors, the closest thing to an Arab Freddy Kruger the government can contrive—but for those few who may land here to see what the other half (or other one-tenth) are writing these days (as I was in the habit of visiting the now defunct neocon Moonbat blog) and are convinced al-Zarqawi is who the neocons and the corporate media say he is, it is time to start taking your Thorazine again. |
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