Nuclear deterrent: myth or reality
Posted: Wednesday, February 11, 2004

Poor George Systemic Intelligence Failure

See What Happens When You Don't Read?
"Is he out of his mind? "Does he have the faintest idea what he's talking about?" So wondered Andrew Sullivan, formerly among George W. Bush's most voluble admirers, after the President's jarring Oval Office interview with Tim Russert last Sunday.

It's hard to weigh facts if you aren't listening

World still waiting for real truth from Bush
¥ Don't hold your breath...

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Rumsfeld: 'No memory' of 45-minute claim
¥ Ancient saying: "A liar has no memory"

Nuclear deterrent: myth or reality

Another rat leaves the sinking ship
O'Reilly apologizes to viewers, airs doubts on administration

Study of Rhetoric On Iraq Is Urged
David Kay, the former chief U.S. arms inspector in Iraq, said yesterday that President Bush's new commission on intelligence should study how the president and his senior policymakers used the information they received from intelligence agencies.

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BBC Machinations



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