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Administration’s Epic Collapse “Leader so clearly unfit to lead”
Time Thursday, Apr. 05, 2007 By JOE KLEIN The three big Bush stories of 2007–the decision to “surge” in Iraq, the scandalous treatment of wounded veterans at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys for tawdry political reasons–precisely illuminate the three qualities that make this Administration one of the…
U.S. To Bar Reporters From Terror Hearings
AP, March 7, 2007 Reporters will be barred from hearings that begin Friday in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for 14 terror suspects transferred last year from secret CIA prisons, officials said Tuesday. Interest in the 14 is particularly high because of their alleged links to the al Qaeda network. Among them is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, suspected…
Alberto Gonzalez’ Role in the Plame Cover-Up: Obstruction of Justice
Discourse.net Posted by Michael : March 12, 2007 When Gonzales first learned that the Justice Department had started an official investigation into the Plame leak, Gonzales waited twelve hours before putting the White House staff on notice that they had to preserve documents and electronic files. Which seemed than (sic) — and seems now —…
Seymour Hersh: Bush ‘Has Accepted Ethnic Cleansing’ in Iraq
By Charles Hawley and David Gordon Smith, Der Spiegel SPIEGEL ONLINE:So what are the lessons of the Surge? Hersh: The Surge means basically that, in some way, the president has accepted ethnic cleansing, whether he’s talking about it or not. When he first announced the Surge in January, he described it as a way to…
