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Senate committee: Bush knew Iraq statements were untrue
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Moseley, Wynne to be asked to resign
McClatchy Washington Bureau
Posted on Thu, Jun. 05, 2008
last updated: June 05, 2008 10:31:24 AM
WASHINGTON- A long-awaited Senate Select Intelligence Committee report made public Thursday concludes that President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney made public statements to promote an invasion of Iraq that ( Read more... ) -
Rumsfeld: Why not another 9/11?
In a newly-released tape of a 2006 neocon luncheon meeting featuring former War Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, attended by ex-military "message force multiplier" propaganda shills Lt. General Michael DeLong, David L. Grange, Donald W. Sheppard, James Marks, Rick Francona, Wayne Downing, Robert H. Scales and others, Rumsfeld declared that the American ( Read more... ) -
MSNBC Covers Rumsfeld On '06 Loss To Dems: 'The Correction For That...Is An Attack' W/Audio of Rummy
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Rumsfeld On '06 Loss To Dems: 'The Correction For That...Is An Attack'
"Rumsfeld suggests that the American public lacked the "maturity" to understand that the nation remained under threat from terrorists and that the only "correction" would be another attack on the U.S."
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Rumsfeld On '06 Loss To Dems: 'The Correction For That...Is An Attack'
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MSNBC Covers Rumsfeld On '06 Loss To Dems: 'The Correction For That...Is An Attack' W/Audio of Rummy
Rumsfeld:
"That's what I was just going to say. This President's pretty much a victim of success. We haven't had an attack in five years. The perception of the threat is so low in this society that it's not surprising that the behavior pattern ( Read more... ) -
CNN, the Pentagon's "military analyst program" and Gitmo
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Memo to the media: Have you hosted on air the person who told Rumsfeld at military analyst meeting, "You are the leader. You are our guy"?
Glenn Greenwald
Friday May 9, 2008 05:43 EDT
The Pentagon has posted to its website the roughly 8,000 pages and audio tapes it was forced to provide to the New York Times regarding its "military ( Read more... )
