A draw--not likely.

So far Teribus has stubbornly-- (indeed, beyond "stubbornly",-- as I noted earlier) refused to accept the fact that the Bush "administration" engaged in a propaganda campaign between mid 2002 and the invasion (March 2003) to convince the US public of a link between al Queda and 11 September 2001 on one hand and Saddam on the other.

It is so blazingly obvious to the rest of the world that it's clear the only reason Teribus refuses to accept it is damage to his own ego--especially since he's already had to concede another point-- that the US did not have UN authority to invade Iraq--so his delight in citing UN resolutions does him no good.

In the face of a blizzard of quotes establishing the above propaganda campaign, he has not come up with one quote--during the period in question--to contradict this.   As I said, the quote from 2001 has no bearing on the time period in question.

As for the ostensible "subject" of the thread--that has been and remains a joke.

As several of us have said, if it were true, Bush and his cronies would be shouting it from the rooftops--funny thing therefore that there hasn't been a press conference to announce this "hot news" .

Therefore Teribus' only accomplishment is the ability to continue to type drivel--he has not made one point.