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Friday, December 29, 2006 |
WashingtonPost: "Former president Gerald R. Ford said in an embargoed interview in July 2004 that the Iraq war was not justified. 'I don't think I would have gone to war,' he said a little more than a year after President Bush launched the invasion advocated and carried out by prominent veterans of Ford's own administration."
If people would only learn to speak up at a time when it really matters!
10:51:43 AM 
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AnotherDayInTheEmpire: "It's fishy as hell.
Paul Sanford, a prominent Aptos, California, attorney, who accused Karl Rove of treason in the Plame outing case, took a leap from the Embassy Suites Hotel in Monterey Bay on Christmas Eve. Police describe it as 'probable' suicide, even though it appears Sanford was not depressed.
Of course, there is no evidence Paul Sanford was pushed from at least nine floors above the large ventilation grate where he met his fate. As well, there is no evidence he committed suicide, or did he fit the profile of a suicide. However, there is plenty of evidence Sanford was a thorn in the side of the neocons, committing the ultimate sin of accusing one particularly nasty top drawer neocon, Karl Rove, of treason."
10:47:53 AM
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© Copyright 2006 Hetty Litjens.
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