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fortdixlover
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
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 Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:42 pm Post subject: Kerr's hysterical letter to editor in today's WSJ |
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... in which he quotes RINO CIA-agent-turned-democrat-spokesperson Larry Johnson lambasting Bush for "not holding anyone accountable for the outing of CIA 'agent' Valerie Plame" among other Kerryesque charges...
| John Kerry in WSJ wrote: |
Forget Jack Bauer
Insure CIA agents against a reckless administration, not terrorists' lawsuits or my subpoenas.
BY JOHN KERRY
Thursday, September 14, 2006 12:01 a.m. EDT
Your Sept. 12 editorial "Jack Bauer Insurance" was a disservice not to me or to fictional characters like Jack Bauer, but to the very real CIA agents whose commitment to the truth didn't fit the administration's neoconservative agenda on Iraq, and to agents endangered by reckless administration policies.
It's been reported that CIA officers refused to be trained in the administration's controversial interrogation techniques, and in at least one instance these techniques yielded questionable information aimed at pleasing the interrogators. The Supreme Court, not Democrats, ruled administration detainee policies out of bounds, and it was the outrage of Republican senators that forced the administration to apply the Geneva Convention to enemy prisoners in order to best protect captured Americans.
Iraq has been an endless abuse of the CIA. CIA operative Tyler Drumheller said top White House officials simply brushed off the warning that "reliable intelligence" suggested Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction, saying they were "no longer interested" in intelligence. Former CIA operative Paul Pillar wrote that "intelligence was misused publicly to justify decisions already made."
Former CIA case officer Jim Marcinkowski argued the Valerie Plame leak hurt "the credibility of our case officers when they try to convince an overseas contact that their safety is of primary importance." Former CIA agent Larry Johnson, a registered Republican, said it "speaks volumes" that President Bush held no one accountable for the leak of an agent's identity. Forgotten is President George H.W. Bush's admonition that those who expose our agents are "the most insidious of traitors." CIA officers don't need Jack Bauer insurance--they need insurance against the recklessness of this administration.
Mr. Kerry, a Democrat, is the junior U.S. senator from Massachusetts.
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Umm, Mr. Kerry, have you heard about Mr. Armitage, who even after confessing still seems to be lying just a bit to cover his own rear? Can we agree your quoting of Mr. Johnson's obsolete diatribe is extremely "reckless?"
Yaknow Mr. Kerry, I seek a favor. Until you prove you were in Cambodia on Christmas Eve, release your military records fully, and retract the "Genghis Khan" blood libel against the U.S. military, can you please .... shut up?
Thanking you in advance.
-- FDL
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Deuce
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| Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 4:55 pm Post subject: |
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What a bloviator....he's starting to believe his own Koolaid...
I think I can fix part of his confusion:
| Quote: | | The Supreme CourtDemocrats, ruled administration detainee policies out of bounds,... |
there, that's better...sez it all doesn't it....This country would be much better off without that assinine ruling from the same set of Supremes who gave us Eminent Domain for hire, no less!
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