Give Reuters an A+ For Attempt.

Hey folks,

You know, I have been saying for a while now that the LWL live so far outside of reality that it is not even funny. It seems like to some, such as Reuters, that the pages of the NIE were never released. It seems like they do not realize that YOU can read them for yourself.

The part that everyone keeps jumping on, is that "Iraq is breeding new terrorists." But this is NOT what the report says. What the report says in it’s totality, is the same thing that Bush HAS been saying all along. We must win in Iraq. If we do not, the Terrorist will see this as a victory and then spread to other places.

Then you have the fact that all these Democrats have had this very same report since APRIL. They said NOTHING until the NYT leaked the one sentence. They didn’t think that Bush would ever release the report, so they felt comfortable to continue this lie. It backfired on them. It will have even more damaging effects coming up.

So they failed in this attempt. So what’s next? Well according to Reuters There is even another report saying how bad we are doing. This one? From the UN,,, LOL

"In a second blow to the president, a new U.N. report said the Iraq war was providing al Qaeda with a training center and fresh recruits, and was inspiring a Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan hundreds of miles away."
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"The U.N. report released on Wednesday jibed with the NEI's conclusions."

You THINK. Of course it does. The UN are FRIENDS with Iraq, Iran, and, Venezuela. They do NOT like Bush or the US. They do like our money though.
How about this one folks? From the enemies own mouth,, from the NY SUN

BY ELI LAKE - Staff Reporter of the SunSeptember 27, 2006URL: http://www.nysun.com/article/40461

"WASHINGTON — On a day when much of the capital's attention was focused on leaked excerpts of of an intelligence estimate report that suggested the Iraq war was creating more jihadists, the military quietly released an intercepted letter from Al Qaeda complaining that the terrorist organization was losing ground in Iraq.

The letter, found in the headquarters of Al Qaeda's leader in Iraq, Abu-Musab al-Zarqawi, after he was killed on June 7, was sent to Zarqawi by a senior Al Qaeda leader who signs his name simply "Atiyah." He complains that Al Qaeda is weak both in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region and in Iraq.

A former jihadist who fought in Algeria in the 1990s, Atiyah appears from the text to be speaking for Al Qaeda's Shura Council — the group's decision-making panel chaired by Osama bin Laden. In the letter, he sharply criticizes Zarqawi's leadership, saying he alienated key allies necessary for the implementation of jihad in Iraq.

"Know that we, like all the Mujahidin, are still weak," he wrote in the letter dated December 11, 2005. "We are in the stage of weakness and a state of paucity. We have not yet reached a level of stability. We have no alternative but to not squander any element of the foundations of strength, or any helper or supporter."


Yes folks, I give Reuters an A+ for an attempt to continue this nonsense about how poor of a job we are doing in Iraq. How bad President Bush is. But then again, we ARE talking about a news agency that got caught posting FAKE pictures.
Peter