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Tuesday, November 22, 2005

Richard Clarke and the Iraq/al Qaeda connection:

Byron York: Remember -- please remember -- ‘Boogie to Baghdad’

...In case you don’t remember, “Boogie to Baghdad” is the phrase that Richard Clarke, when he was the top White House counterterrorism official during the Clinton administration, used to express his fear that if American forces pushed Osama bin Laden too hard at his hideout in Afghanistan, bin Laden might move to Iraq, where he could stay in the protection of Saddam Hussein.

Clarke’s opinion was based on intelligence indicating a number of contacts between al Qaeda and Iraq, including word that Saddam had offered bin Laden safe haven.

It’s all laid out in the Sept. 11 commission report. “Boogie to Baghdad” is on Page 134...

More details in the article. You just can't have too many reminders of this stuff.

(via Judith Apter Klinghoffer)

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