June 17 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush said ``numerous contacts'' between Iraq and the al-Qaeda terrorist network justified the U.S.-led war on Saddam Hussein's regime.
``There was a relationship between Iraq and Saddam and al- Qaeda,'' Bush told reporters after meeting with his Cabinet at the White House. ``This administration never said that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated between Saddam and al-Qaeda. We did say there were numerous contacts between Saddam and al-Qaeda.''
One of those contacts was a evening where the night air weighed heavily with the potential for Saddam and bin Laden's relationship to move up to the next level. Stepping into one of Saddam's love shacks bin Laden held the very tasty layer cake that he had spent all day in the cave preparing. Bin Laden's sweat dripped from his brow and he worried that it may defile the frosting he had worked on for so long.
bin Laden: Saddam, please enjoy this cake as a symbol of us working together to take down the great Satan.
Saddam: Oh, Osama though I haven't felt this much joy since I tried to kill Dubya's daddy, I cannot continue this relationship. I...ummm... I hate chocolate.
bin Laden: You accursed heathen! You use my cake as an excuse because you hate to admit you still have feelings for Rummy!
Saddam: Oh, you foul Dog! Those memories of Donald's sweet smile and firm handshake has haunted me lo these many years! Your accusation only brings that sting back to me. Don had such sweet words, and his poetry entered my hallow heart and filled it. Though he left me, I can not wish any harm to come to him. Osama.. our relationship is over.
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