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Private Lynch, symbol of a fictitious war Posted: Monday, July 14, 2003 Bush Speech in Africa US is sliding into major energy crisis Iran makes massive oil find - reports ¥ Shhh, not so loud the US is sliding into a major energy crisis. Liar! Liar! Speech on Fire! A little defensive today? Donald Rumsfeld testified in front of a congressional hearing last week saying that he just found out about the Niger report being false in the last couple days. And he said it with a straight face. The Dubious Suicide of George Tenet Here is CIA Director Tenet arguing in October of 2002 against the use of the Niger evidence, stating bluntly that it was useless. He made this pitch directly to the White House. These concerns were brushed aside by Bush officials, and the forged evidence was used despite the warnings in the State of the Union address. Now, the administration is trying to claim they were never told the evidence was bad. Yet between Tenet's personal appeals in 2002, and Ambassador Wilson's assurances that everyone who needed to know was in the know regarding Niger, it appears the Bush White House has been caught red-handed in a series of incredible falsehoods. UN questions British Iraq nuclear proof Bring 'em on...to someone else In a letter to Congress, a soldier wrote, "The way we have been treated and the continuous lies told to our families back home has devastated us." Said another soldier, "The level of morale for most soldiers that I've seen has hit rock bottom." Bogus From The Beginning Crying wolf Agencies hit by row over Iraq weapons In a dispute with serious political repercussions for Tony Blair and George Bush, the CIA and MI6 have made it clear that they do not believe each other's intelligence, notably about a claim that Iraq was trying to obtain uranium from the west African state of Niger for nuclear weapons. Democrats step up pressure on uranium claims The Bush administration tried to bring the African uranium row to an end yesterday, insisting that the American people have "moved on", but it was clear that the scandal over the president's case for war in Iraq was still gathering momentum. Schwarzenegger wants to be a US governor As an inarticulate sex-pest and ex-druggie, he's perfectly qualified Wish you weren't here America just loves immigration - it's immigrants who aren't popular. As Muslims are now finding out Bush's popularity on the skids British Public Have Lost Faith in Tony Blair Private Lynch, symbol of a fictitious war   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |