Hi, folks;
this is a very long and detailed account on how the so called "military analysts" are hired by the Bush administration to give their opinions and assessments on issues to do with the war. It is well worth reading the entire article, if you want to know what is really gong on.
I will give you a short paragraph as an example to entice you to keep reading:
this is a very long and detailed account on how the so called "military analysts" are hired by the Bush administration to give their opinions and assessments on issues to do with the war. It is well worth reading the entire article, if you want to know what is really gong on.
I will give you a short paragraph as an example to entice you to keep reading:
And here two selected readers' comments:As conditions in Iraq deteriorated, Mr. Allard recalled, he saw a yawning gap between what analysts were told in private briefings and what subsequent inquiries and books later revealed.
“Night and day,” Mr. Allard said, “I felt we’d been hosed.”
The Pentagon defended its relationship with military analysts, saying they had been given only factual information about the war. “The intent and purpose of this is nothing other than an earnest attempt to inform the American people,” Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/20/wa...hp&oref=sloginThere is really no bottom to the duplicity of the Bush Administration. If there were justice he would go straight from the White House to a prison cell.— Dianne Jackson, Birmingham, AL
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This campaign of disinformation is very disheartening. Our only hope for a democracy to work is based upon shared access to real and truthful information. The Bush administration has been consistent in its desire to shape the "truth" to support its agenda. I can only hope that Americans can see how dangerous this is to our country and will remove the Republican control of our country in the next election.— Ron Mann, Ph.D., Pacific Palisades
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