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Friday, October 28, 2005

Scott Ritter: Libby's indictments should be a "boost for Congress"

on the huffington post, nathan gardels posts scott ritter's commentary taken from gardels' syndicated global viewpoint column... as i've recently posted, scott ritter is making some points that should not be taken lightly...
[T]he indictment of Libby must not be the final punctuation in this tragic tale of lies and deception. Instead, it should serve as a much-needed boost for Congress, the media and ultimately the American people to carry out a massive re-examination of the totality of the processes that took place in the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq.

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There must be a wider investigation into the totality of the criminal conspiracy undertaken by the Bush administration to defraud Congress and the American people about the issue of war with Iraq, and in particular the case used to justify the invasion of that country. The crime that was committed goes far beyond the outing of a rogue diplomat's CIA-affiliated spouse, as serious as that charge may be. The deliberate and systematic manner in which the Bush administration, from the president on down, peddled misleading, distorted and fabricated information to Congress and the American people represents a frontal assault on the very system of government the United States of America proclaims to champion. (C) 2005 GLOBAL VIEWPOINT

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