A conversation about the Bush Administration's Intelligence Programs

with Scott Shane and Jane Mayer
in Current Affairs
on Monday, July 13, 2009 * * * * *

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A conversation about the Bush Administration's Intelligence Programs with Scott Shane of "The New York Times" and Jane Mayer of "The New Yorker"

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    1. robdverity  09/02/2009 05:13 PM Report

      This assertion is potentially libelous and needs further attribution. Despite numerous sources, it’s origination is illusive to date. To wit: Dick Cheney is said to have contacted the Afghanistan station chief to encourage Xe (aka Blackwater) to recruit a sufficient number of martyr-inclined al-Qaeda or Taliban zealots to infiltrate the US for purposes of pointed terrorism and destruction of emotionally symbolic targets, a la Statue of liberty, Wall Street, NYSE, Golden Gate Bridge et al. Timing critical to influence Obama’s defeat in 2012, and to exonerate Mr. Cheney with an ‘I-told-you-so exclamation regarding Obama’s weakness on defense and Attorney General Holder’s ‘political’ investigation of CIA enhanced interrogation techniques, including water boarding. Sources requesting to remain unnamed said Mr Panetta was not pleased with the command circumvention, but for the interim would await direct fact-finding consultation before commenting further.

    2. rondeevous  07/18/2009 04:08 AM Report

      The fact that nobody wants to talk about this interview because of the seriousness of the interview subject only reinforces the fact that we as a nation need to pass laws for protection not just for the U.S. but the world where ex-CIA chiefs (leaders) can not be presidents.

      The CIA too interconnect to be run by the executive branch and thus their leaders are too interconnect to be commander in chief. I wrote of this earlier in the year about this to you.

      Too many Bush(s) in the garden leaves no room for the beauty of annuals and trees- it not just a responsibility to the U.S. but the world…