And, yes, I DO take it personally: Accountability in Slovakia, why not the U.S.?

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Saturday, January 28, 2006

Accountability in Slovakia, why not the U.S.?

fer god's sake, THIS is how it SHOULD be done... i humbly suggest that everyone who reads this forwards it to 10 others and that we all forward it on to donald rumsfeld...

Slovak Defence Minister Juraj Liska resigned on Friday after last week's army plane crash which killed 42 people, mostly soldiers returning from a peacekeeping mission in Kosovo.

"This was not a political decision, it was a decision of the heart," Liska, 41, told reporters.

Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda accepted the resignation and hailed Liska's work on turning the Slovak army into a fully professional force. He did not elaborate on possible candidates for the vacated post.