Confirmed: Bush Lied America Into War

For the few remaining people who don't yet realize it, this should bury any notion that there's a shred of honesty within the Bush regime.

According to a Top-Level U.S. Spy, the CIA Informed Bush Prior to the War that their Best Intelligence Revealed that Iraq Had No WMD

Drumheller, a 26 year veteran spy for the CIA, reveals that how excited the Bush administration was to find out that the CIA had penetrated Hussein's inner circle prior to the war:

Meanwhile, the CIA had made a major intelligence breakthrough on Iraq'’s nuclear program. Naji Sabri, Iraq'’s foreign minister, had made a deal to reveal Iraq'’s military secrets to the CIA. Drumheller was in charge of the operation.

"This was a very high inner circle of Saddam Hussein. Someone who would know what he was talking about," Drumheller says.

"You knew you could trust this guy?" Bradley asked.

"We continued to validate him the whole way through," Drumheller replied.

According to Drumheller, CIA Director George Tenet delivered the news about the Iraqi foreign minister at a high-level meeting at the White House, including the president, the vice president and Secretary of State Rice.

At that meeting, Drumheller says, "They were enthusiastic because they said, they were excited that we had a high-level penetration of Iraqis."

What did this high-level source tell him?

"He told us that they had no active weapons of mass destruction program," says Drumheller.

But,when tintelligencence revealed that Iraq had no active WMD program, says Drumheller, the excitement immediately disappeared and the was thereafter completely ignored:

The policy was set," Drumheller says. "The war in Iraq was coming. And they were looking for intelligence to fit into the policy, to justify the policy."

Drumheller expected the White House to ask for more information from the Iraqi foreign minister.

But he says he was taken aback by what happened. "The group that was dealing with preparation for the Iraq war came back and said they're no longer interested," Drumheller recalls. "And we said, 'Well, what about the intel?' And they said, 'Well, this isn't about intel anymore. This is about regime change.'"

"And if I understand you correctly, when the White House learned that you had this source from the inner circle of Saddam Hussein, they were thrilled with that," Bradley asked.

"The first we heard, they were. Yes," Drumheller replied.

Once they learned what it was the source had to say—--that Saddam Hussein did not have the capability to wage nuclear war or have an active WMD program, Drumheller says, "They stopped being interested in the intelligence."

For U.S. leadership to regain any credibility, the entire Bush regime must be impeached and removed from office. They're directly responsible for the murder of tens of thousandsinnocentcent people, including thousands of U.S. citizens.