Yes, it was an error to use such evidence. I am not saying that is untrue. Fabricated evidence was presented to to U.N. That is a fact. We don't know who did the fabricating though and you said in the post that I was responding to that the administration forged documents. That is an opinion and not a fact. You are right, we will likely never know the truth of it despite the FBI investigation of which you speak. But I think it is important for us to try to make sure that what we say is based on fact and if it isn't, it should be stated clearly that it is our opinion. From your post, one would read it and think the administration forged the documents. But after reading the article, it doesn't say that at all. Now if we were to speculate, we might come to the conclusion that the administration had a hand in it, due to the fact that it suppported their position, but that is now and most likely will always be speculation with no way to prove or disprove.
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