Posted on 06/03/2004 8:22:29 AM PDT by Happy2BMe
Do you think the president is pleased by this? I can't see how.
Agreed. Not good. Was it because of health reasons? Why else would he resign now and not wait until after the election?
Could this have to do with Bush hiring a lawyer to advise him on what to do about the fact that someone in his office leaked a CIA agents name?
I am not anti-Bush but I would like to get get to the bottom of this Plame leak incident.
TENENT RESIGNATION LINKED TO IRAQ WMD REPORT |
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Posted by areafiftyone On News/Activism 06/03/2004 8:03:14 AM PDT with 44 comments Newsmax ^ | 6/3/04 The shock resignation of CIA Director George Tenet Thursday morning comes just days before the release of a devastating report on the CIA's inaccurate assessment that Iraq had stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction before the war. "Apparently there is a prewar intelligence report that is about to be released to the public compiled by the Senate Intelligence Committee," reports ABC News. "We're being told that this report is devastating to George Tenet." The report "relates to some of the prewar intelligence and some of the advice that Tenet gave to the president and to others in the administration in... |
No.
I went to their web site; there is nothing even close to that on ABC News.
Woodward: Tenet told Bush WMD case a 'slam dunk'- Posted by KQQL
On News/Activism 04/18/2004 8:59:17 PM PDT with 24 comments
cnn.com ^ | 04/18/04 | CNN
<p>WASHINGTON (CNN) -- About two weeks before deciding to invade Iraq, President Bush was told by CIA Director George Tenet there was a "slam dunk case" that dictator Saddam Hussein had unconventional weapons, according to a new book by Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward.</
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Tenet's 'slam-dunk'
Posted by fourfivesix
On News/Activism 04/25/2004 9:04:00 AM PDT with 3 comments
worldnetdaily.com ^
Tenet's 'slam-dunk' Ernest Hemingway once defined "sin" as "something you feel bad about, afterwards." On the evidence presented in Richard Clarke's "Against All Enemies," and in Bob Woodward's "Plan of Attack," Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet ought to have a terminal case of the feel-bads. There are sins of omission. If DCI Tenet knew in the summer of 2001 that al-Qaida posed an imminent threat to us and did not adequately communicate that threat to President Bush, shouldn't Tenet now have trouble sleeping at night? Then, there are sins of commission. If DCI Tenet knew in the fall of...
Cheney CIA Dir.!
BushRice 2004!
RiceAllen2008!
Very good.
The time to clean out the Clinton vermin is long over due.
Now they should start early retirements for those entrenched Federal employees, who are sworn to allegiance to the Democrat Party.
The next four years will should bring a thorough "house" cleaning.
SecState Powell.... he is next.
I wonder if it is related to the latest scandal, in which Chalabi allegedly leaked information to the Iranians about the United States cracking their security communications.
Well said, Mama!
The "smoke bombs" thrown by the "enemy" confuse many.
I would love nothing more than for Dubya to have five more years of "house cleaning" and especially in the DoD and those senior ranking general grade officers appointed by B.C.
Then, there's the federal judge appointee nightmare, the circuit judges, then the . .
Bush will never scrub Powell. At least not during this administration.
Is the following true?:
A witness told a Federal Grand Jury that Bush knew about and failed to stop someone (Karl Rove) leaking the name of a covert CIA operative to Robert Novak.
The above is from an email I received from an Bush hater co-worker. This is what is going around.
"Very good.
The time to clean out the Clinton vermin is long over due."
Amen, brother. We don't need this assclown ignoring more Al Quaida terrorist data/warnings and giving Bush anymore bogus information that the Dummies ultimately use against him. If this Bozo was in the private sector, he would've been let go for gross incompetence years ago.
Good riddance.
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