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I don't know how anyone NOT on crack can put a connection together between Iraq and al-Qaida. Beyond both groups professing to be Muslim, there is no common ground. Saddam Hussein is a PR Muslim. I hate to say it that way, but there it is. He does to get support from a people who are growing spirtually closer to God due to lack of earthly supports like food. Hussein will do ANYTHING to up his public image. Al-Qaida is a religious Islamic group that, in its own weird and twisted way, attempts to fulfill its own description of itself. (This is in NO WAY condoning their interpretations of the Quran and their practice of Islam.) Osama bin Laden would not ever ally himself with a "fake" Muslim such as Hussein. It would violate his personal ethics.
Plain and simple, the war against Iraq is one thing: a cover up for losing bin Laden. Bin Laden disappeared like smoke in the wind and GWB had to have something to hang his hat to keep his ratings up. But its not working. More people everyday are seeing through it.