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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (7873)	10/22/2003 11:24:07 AM
From: Patricia Trinchero	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15516

Ray, Last night I read that same article. I remembered that some members of Congress ( Pellosi and crew) had refused to vote for additional funds for Iraq because they didn't know where the last 72 Billion went. No accountability was made for all that money...............more of Bush's fuzzy math. The Buzzflash article makes total sense in that Congressional members are trying to launch an investigation into where and how that last appropriation of lost dollars actually vanished. When will this deviant behavior finally be checkmated? I have no faith in the average American's ability to clarify the Bush Cartel's subversive behavior. Too many Americans have spent a decade listening to a radio talk show host who's brain was fried on opiate derivatives. I think the whole nation needs to attend recovery therapy!! Pat

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (7873)	10/27/2003 4:43:35 PM
From: TigerPaw	Respond to of 15516

New neocon on the scene. khilafah.com Vice President Dick Cheney's office continues to grow as a homebase for prominent neoconservative foreign policy strategists. Earlier this year Aaron Friedberg, a prominent neoconservative China hawk joined Cheney's staff, The latest addition is David Wurmser, a neoconservative strategist who has long called for the United States and Israel to work together to "roll back" the Ba'ath-led government in Syria, who joins Cheney's staff as an adviser on the Middle East.