...this is more a thread about interfering with science than it is about interfering with intelligence data.
But, since you insist...the difference between the Clinton and Bush administration on Iraq is that Clinton didn't choose to go to war. He didn't send his Secretary of State to the U.N. to present a totally bogus case about aerial photographs depicting chemical weapons production and transport. Clinton didn't include in his State of the Union address erroneous claims about the state of Iraq's nuclear weapons program. And the evidence is pretty clear, the Bush administration ignored expert cautions offerred about the veracity of Iraq intelligence data. Whereas, in the Clinton administration, claims about WMDs were essentially background noise to sustain international sanctions, the Bush administration elevated these claims and rhetoric to the forefront in order to justify going to war.
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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
