Calling all moonbats: just keep repeating to yourselves, “Saddam had no connection to Al Qaeda … Saddam had no connection to Al Qaeda …”

I say “repeat it to yourselves” because no one else is listening to you.

We have obtained a document discovered in Iraq from the files of the Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS). The report provides new evidence of links between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.

The 1993 document, in Arabic, bears the logo of the Iraqi intelligence agency and is labeled “top secret” on each of its 20 pages.

The report is a list of IIS agents who are described as “collaborators.”

On page 14, the report states that among the collaborators is “the Saudi Osama bin Laden.”

The document states that bin Laden is a “Saudi businessman and is in charge of the Saudi opposition in Afghanistan.”

“And he is in good relationship with our section in Syria,” the document states, under the signature “Jabar.”

The document was obtained by the Iraqi National Congress and first disclosed on the CBS program “60 Minutes” by INC leader Ahmed Chalabi.

A U.S. official said the document appears authentic.

(Hat tip: grayp.)