You know how the NYTimes got in a tizzy the other day about one of the Iraqi documents supposedly telling how to make an atomic bomb? Well---here's some other information in those Iraqi documents that the NYTimes doesn't care to mention. Why? Because they back up our reasons for going into Iraq:
"There's the one that confirms Saddam Hussein's Iraq trained thousands of non-Iraqi terrorists from 1998 to 2003. And the one that shows the Iraqi regime provided money and weapons to Abu Sayyaf, an al Qaeda affiliate in the Philippines. And the one that lists hundreds of jihadists imported from Gulf countries before the war. And the one demonstrating that for a decade, ending only with its overthrow, Saddam Hussein's regime harbored and financed the man who had mixed the chemicals for the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center, the native Iraqi Abdul Rahman Yasin. It's a document that might be relevant to the national debate--now in its fifth year--about whether Iraq is part of the war on terror or a distraction from it. And yet the Times has not once mentioned it in its pages."
http://www.weeklystandard.com/Conten...2/906fprub.asp