Bush is not known as a man of science or interpreter of science and it dosn't take much scientific sense to see it. On the other hand your claim is very subjective and highly questionable given support from both Clinton's. Just because Clinton chose to do nothing about the threat doesn't mean he didn't believe it. I have no respect for Democrats who spin conspiracy theories which are based on ignoring the words of their own past and current leaders actually in the know.
Every human organization feels pressure to give the boss the results he wants or they think he wants. Such claims mean nothing unless the pressure was intense enough to actually alter the data presented. Since the assessment was the same as during the Clinton administration you have absolutely no leg to stand on to make such a claim. It wouldn't surprise me given Bush's low level of intellectual integrity if he had falsified Iraqi data, but the data don't support that. The Democrats false claims to the contrary demonstrate their own lack of intelectual integrity and the fact that neither party is currently fit to run this country based on fundamentally sound objective reasoning. It's clearly about primarily power for both parties and not what is right (other than certain nonobjective firmly held dogma).
Regards,
Mark
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- U.S. Scientists Say They Are Told to Alter Findings
- An interesting contrast...
- My wife was a federal grain inspector.
- But did the explosion kill the person who orderred her to lie?
- Federal inspectors
- "Trust me, I'm a doctor." (n/t)
- re: "Trust me, I'm a federal grain inspector"
- I think the logical outcome of your argument
- Interesting...
- if you stop thinking in absolutes, you may come to understand (n/t)
- Wild mischaracterization!
- Go back and read your quote again.
- You read it right: now how does that imply criminality? (n/t)
- re: Go back and read your quote again.
- Go back and read your quote again.
- Interesting...
- I think the logical outcome of your argument
- re: "Trust me, I'm a federal grain inspector"
- Please explain. Your comment went right by me. (n/t)
- Leave It To The Private Sector Is Tom's Mantra
- re: Leave it to the private sector whenever possible is Tom's mantra
- Yes, and the private "inspectors" will be greased and nothing will change.
- Very naive
- Apply The Power Corrupts Reasoning All The Way Through The System (n/t)
- re: Leave it to the private sector whenever possible is Tom's mantra
- Leave It To The Private Sector Is Tom's Mantra
- "Trust me, I'm a doctor." (n/t)
- The actual survey documents...
- Not surprising
