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Submitted by Robert Whitlock on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 1:22pm.
Wow, this is damning. Is it true? Did members of the Bush Administration order intelligence agencies to create false reports in order to justify invading Iraq? A lot of people have been saying that's the case (for a long time). Maybe we can get closer to the truth as a result of this Congressional Probe. If it's true, that allegations that Bush Administration officials manipulated intelligence in order to suit their private interests in a war of choice, then it certainly gives support to the local anti-war advocates who have been working so hard, and who have invested so much in protecting our troops from reckless foreign policy and the abuses of the Bush Administration. Hopefully Congress will do what is right based on the finding of this probe, and if justified, take appropriate action to protect American Soldiers from the alleged abuses of members of the Bush Administration. From DemocracyNow.org: After Ron Suskind Reveals Bush Admin Ordered Iraq-9/11 Fakery, House Judiciary Chair John Conyers Opens Congressional Probe
Submitted by Robert Whitlock on Sat, 01/05/2008 - 12:20pm.
I am very interested in hearing the voices of the Iraqi people. I have found a definite lack of coverage of the Iraqi people considering the vast amount of effort that our government is making in Iraq.
» Today I found a blog called "Inside Iraq". It is a product of the McClatchy Baghdad Bureau. There are some very catching entries, and if you are interested in what is happening in Iraq and you don't want to hear a repeater of the government line, consider checking it out. |
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