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Talking Points on the U.S.-Iraq Crisis
Colin Powell's presentation at the UN Security Council on Wednesday is likely to be strong on quantity and weak on quality - with little or no new information, and little or no actual proof of the presence of WMDs in Iraq, or links between the Iraqi government and al Qaeda. There will be lots of photographs, charts, and barely-audible sound-bites ostensibly demonstrating links between Iraq and al Qaeda or other terrorists.
Colin Powell's presentation at the UN Security Council on Wednesday is likely to be strong on quantity and weak on quality - with little or no new information, and little or no actual proof of the presence of WMDs in Iraq, or links between the Iraqi government and al Qaeda. There will be lots of photographs, charts, and barely-audible sound-bites ostensibly demonstrating links between Iraq and al Qaeda or other terrorists.
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