- 陰謀オタクってまだ9.11が自作自演だと思ってんの？
730 ：名無しさん＠お腹いっぱい。[]：2011/04/14(木) 09:10:28.97 ID:XNeDYmBq - >>728
＞「アル・カイダが関連していると騒いだ」なんてどこに書いてあるんだ？
>>728は、本当に勉強不足なのが丸見えだね。
こういう事は、もう世界中の常識なのに、その段階にさえ至って無いし、
語学力も中学生レベルなのが丸見えだし。
例えば、こういうのでもじっくり読んで勉強して見ろ：
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saddam_Hussein_and_al-Qaida#U.S._Secretary_of_State_Colin_Powell_Addresses_the_U.N._Security_Council
>>728の英語力では、どこを読めば良いか分からんだろうから、引用してやるが：
On February 5, 2003, then Secretary of State Colin Powell addressed the U.N. Security Council
on the issue of Iraq. [63] In the address, Powell made several claims about Iraq's ties to
terrorism. Powell acknowledged in January 2004 that the speech presented no hard evidence of
collaboration between Saddam and al-Qaeda; he told reporters at a State Department press
conference that "I have not seen smoking gun, concrete evidence about the connection, but I do
believe the connections existed." [64]
After Powell left office, he acknowledged that he was skeptical of the evidence presented to him
for the speech. He told Barbara Walters in an interview that he considered the speech a "blot" on
his record and that he feels "terrible" about assertions that he made in the speech that turned out
to be false. He said, "There were some people in the intelligence community who knew at that time
that some of these sources were not good, and shouldn't be relied upon, and they didn't speak up.
That devastated me." When asked specifically about a Saddam/al-Qaeda connection, Powell
responded, "I have never seen a connection. … I can't think otherwise because I'd never seen
evidence to suggest there was one." [65] Colin Powell's U.N. presentation slide showing
Al-Zarqawi's alleged global terrorist network.
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