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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: PartyTime who wrote (530934)1/27/2004 8:16:48 PM
From: Krowbar  Read Replies (2) of 769667
 
Bush and his right wing parrots here and the lapdog media not only owe Ray McGovern a public apology, but should be grateful that there were those in the CIA who were willing to stand up for the truth, when there was an atmosphere created that ANYBODY who did not goose step with Bush was a traitor. Very brave men. They have been vindicated.

re: Mar. 14, 2003 story:PUB_DESC
Ex-CIA Officers Questioning Iraq Data
JOHN J. LUMPKIN
Associated Press

WASHINGTON - A small group composed mostly of retired CIA officers is appealing to colleagues still inside to go public with any evidence the Bush administration is slanting intelligence to support its case for war with Iraq.

Members of the group contend the Bush administration has released information on Iraq that meets only its ends - while ignoring or withholding contrary reporting.

They also say the administration's public evidence about the immediacy of Iraq's threat to the United States and its alleged ties to al-Qaida is unconvincing, and accuse policy-makers of pushing out some information that does not meet an intelligence professional's standards of proof.

"It's been cooked to a recipe, and the recipe is high policy," said Ray McGovern, a 27-year CIA veteran who briefed top Reagan administration security officials before retiring in 1990. "That's why a lot of my former colleagues are holding their noses these days."

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