Bush's War on Terrorism

Bob Woodward: The U. N weapons inspections became even more important for propaganda and selling the war. Bob woodward reported at the time, along with his colleagus at the washingtom post, that a source within the administration said, we don't want a smoking gun. We were they were sort of a formality that we would maybe sabotage. To go and say, hey, we did it. Look around. We did it. And then we could go to war like we wanted. You should have done thatmoaeogo. Tnnoboddopting you. Anoa, no. Da well, ta equal tiwi qal beaspet oself,. i think