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Pastimes : Office of Special Plans

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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (10)2/22/2004 8:04:45 PM
From: MSI  Read Replies (1) of 19
 
Her incredible statement indicates how bankrupt the necons are at the highest levels. Unless the media can be controlled completely, this shows the massive fraud is beginning to crumble.

Kwiatkowski is a true stalwart. If there are enough like her in gov't, Bush is through:

"You gave your life to the military, you voted Republican for many years, you say you served in the Pentagon right up to the outbreak of war. What does it feel like to be out now, publicly denouncing your old bosses?

"Know what it feels like? It feels like duty. That’s what it feels like. I’ve thought about it many times. You know, I spent 20 years working for something that — at least under this administration — turned out to be something I wasn’t working for. I mean, these people have total disrespect for the Constitution. We swear an oath, military officers and NCOs alike swear an oath to uphold the Constitution. These people have no respect for the Constitution. The Congress was misled, it was lied to. At a very minimum that is a subversion of the Constitution. A pre-emptive war based on what we knew was not a pressing need is not what this country stands for.

"What I feel now is that I’m not retired. I still have a responsibility to do my part as a citizen to try and correct the problem."
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