Louie Gohmert: “Those are important words from our former President Clinton, who had said himself numerous times that they did have…”

“Those are important words from our former President Clinton, who had said himself numerous times that they did have weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, that Saddam did, and I am glad to hear that he is recognizing that an arbitrary withdrawal would be devastating. There are numerous other things here in this document. If I could just touch on a couple very briefly as our time comes to a conclusion. He goes through about how the picture is bleak, and he goes on to say: ``Based on the above points,'' and there were seven of them, ``it became necessary that these matters should be treated one by one.'' And he has a strategy. The strategy is to use the media for spreading an effective and creative image of the resistance, or otherwise the terrorists. Another point was to create division and strife between America and other countries and among the elements disagreeing with it. And then after seven more points, he says: ``In general and despite the current bleak situation, we think that the best suggestions in order to get out of this crisis,'' he calls it a crisis, ``is to entangle the American forces into another war . . . ''”