To the Editor:
Re "Bush Gives Plan for Iraq Victory and Withdrawal" (front page, Dec. 1):
Once again, this time before a United States Naval Academy audience, President Bush tried to trick the American people into supporting his ill-conceived and unnecessary war in Iraq.
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He and his administration at first said the Saddam Hussein regime had weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but that was false.
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They said Saddam Hussein was linked to Al Qaeda, but that was false.
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They said our troops would be greeted with flowers and affection, but that was false.
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They said the Iraq mission was accomplished, but that was false.
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With more than 2,000 of our fellow citizens now dead in Iraq and the majority of Americans rejecting his war, the president offers a rehash of his argument for war.
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After all those falsehoods and miscalculations, why should we believe him now? I certainly don't.
George F. Nelson
New York, Dec. 1, 2005
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