Italgato wrote:I am not a law student but I do know some things about the law.
Then you are mistaken.
Italgato wrote:Now, I defy Joe from Chicago to PROVE( not gasbag) PROVE that President Bush uttered a "falsehood" and that it was done "for the purpose of deception"
"Prove" that he didn't.
Italgato wrote:Joe from Chicago can't do it. As I said, he must have fallen asleep in his class on Torts.
Lies don't constitute torts.
Italgato wrote:I do hope that Joe from Chicago knows that in order to PROVE that President Bush lied,there would have to be a legal hearing.
Wrong.
Italgato wrote:I am sure that Joe From Chicago can say- Bush lied and I will say it is your opinion that he lied, you cannot prove it. It is my opinion that he did not lie.
checkmate- Joe from Chicago.
Well, I guess we now learn of another subject about which
gato knows nothing: chess.
Italgato wrote:Perception, doesn't that sound as if Clinton thought that Saddam had weapons of Mass Desstuction and was going to deploy them and use them?
If Clinton sincerely believed that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, then he was wrong. To his credit, though, he didn't launch a war on the basis of this incorrect information.
Italgato wrote:He even said- MARK MY WORDS.
But he didn't DOUBLE-DOG DARE the Iraqis, so it didn't count.
Italgato wrote:How is that different from what Pipes said.
Pipes suggests that we
have the evidence
right now. He's a liar.
Italgato wrote:It is obvious to me that either Joe from Chicago can't read( not likely) or he has purposely avoided Clinton's speech of 12/16/1998 because it destroys his ridiculous premises.
As with the writings of Richard Posner, it is not necessary to look at the source: eventually,
gato, you'll simply repeat the whole thing.