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1 2nd May 05:27
harry hope
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From The Associated Press, 7/31/03:
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-britain-iraq,0,1267493.story?coll=sns-ap-nationworld-headlines

Report: Iraq War May Have Helped al-Qaida


By MICHAEL McDONOUGH

LONDON --

The war in Iraq failed to reduce security threats against Britain and
may have harmed efforts to tackle the al-Qaida terror network, a
parliamentary committee said Thursday.

In a report, the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee said the
war may have helped the terror group led by Osama bin Laden to recruit
new members.

"Our witnesses were concerned that it might have enhanced the appeal
of al-Qaida to Muslims living in the Gulf region and elsewhere," the
committee report said.

The committee noted government concerns about the proliferation of
weapons of mass destruction, among other security threats to Britain.

"We cannot conclude that these threats have diminished significantly,
in spite of 'regime change' in Iraq and progress in capturing some of
the leaders of al-Qaida," the report said.

It added that a second U.N. resolution authorizing the war would have
been "highly desirable."

It also found that weapons inspectors did not provide the U.N.
Security Council with "compelling evidence" of Iraq's development of
weapons of mass destruction.

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Thank the presidunce for increasing the terrorist threat against our
country.

Harry
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2 2nd May 16:28
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Bush went to Iraq, supposedly because of WMD (never found) and links of Saddam to Al Qaeda, and now we get more
terrorist warnings about Al Qaeda, AFTER the occupation of Iraq.
This administration is totally INEPT.
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3 3rd May 03:31
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Saddam to Al Qaeda, and now we get more


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4 3rd May 14:42
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Considering the first Gulf war and subsequent stationing of troops in Saudi
Arabia was the rallying crying for *FORMING* al-Quada, this doesn't surprise
me.

Does it surprise anyone?!?!?!?!?
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5 5th May 19:30
harry hope
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From The Associated Press, 7/31/03:
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-britain-iraq,0,1267493.story?coll=sns-ap-nationworld-headlines

Report: Iraq War May Have Helped al-Qaida


By MICHAEL McDONOUGH

LONDON --

The war in Iraq failed to reduce security threats against Britain and
may have harmed efforts to tackle the al-Qaida terror network, a
parliamentary committee said Thursday.

In a report, the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee said the
war may have helped the terror group led by Osama bin Laden to recruit
new members.

"Our witnesses were concerned that it might have enhanced the appeal
of al-Qaida to Muslims living in the Gulf region and elsewhere," the
committee report said.

The committee noted government concerns about the proliferation of
weapons of mass destruction, among other security threats to Britain.

"We cannot conclude that these threats have diminished significantly,
in spite of 'regime change' in Iraq and progress in capturing some of
the leaders of al-Qaida," the report said.

It added that a second U.N. resolution authorizing the war would have
been "highly desirable."

It also found that weapons inspectors did not provide the U.N.
Security Council with "compelling evidence" of Iraq's development of
weapons of mass destruction.

__________________________________________________ ____

Thank the presidunce for increasing the terrorist threat against our
country.

Harry
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