Bush is still lying and the proof is irrefutably

George Bush quote from yesterday, 12/14/05 in Washington D.C., "It is true that much of the intelligence turned out to be wrong," Bush said. "As president, I'm responsible for the decision to go into Iraq." The second part of that statement is true, Bush is "responsible for the decision to go into Iraq", but the first part, "that much of the intelligence turned out to be wrong", is just another lie. The 'intelligence' agencies, both ours and those from other countries, were telling Bush that Saddam Hussein was not a threat, and he was not involved in 9/11. But, that wasn't what Bush, Cheney, Wolfowitz, and the others who needlessly took us into Iraq wanted to hear so they made up their own intelligence. They cherry-picked the intelligence enough to scare the sheep who were too dumb to know better and now they're lying about it once again. There is no doubt whatsoever that Bush was being fed the correct intelligence in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq and the proof of those lies is undeniable. Ten days after 9/11/01, on 9/21/01 the CIA told Bush in his Presidential Daily Briefing (PDB) that Saddam Hussein not only was NOT involved in 9/11, but that Saddam in fact, was a sworn enemy of bin Laden and al-Qaeda. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) told him in February of 2002 that "Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi, "was intentionally misleading the debriefers" in making claims about Iraqi support for Al Qaeda's work with illicit weapons", but he continued to lie to the American people over and over again about Iraq training al-Qaeda. Bush knew they weren't training al-Qaeda but he knew that could sell the war. Bush also knew, not just from Joe Wilson, but now we've learned that both France and Germany had told Bush that the story about Hussein attempting to acquire yellowcake uranium from Niger was false, that the documents were forgeries. Again, he knew the information he was giving to the American public was nothing but lies but he needed to scare the weak, the sheep who were too dumb to know better. Bush also once again said in his speech that 'Congress had the same intelligence". We know that's a lie because not only have John Kerry, Barbara Boxer, Carl Levin, Harry Reid and Ted Kennedy said that it's a lie, but John Warner, a staunch Republican, who not only sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee but is also Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said it was a lie, too. He was quite clear just two weeks ago when he stated that was not the case. George W. Bush was lying before the invasion... and he's lying now. He can't get away with lying about the intelligence anymore because of the many people and agencies that have now come forward and revealed just what a liar he is.