This story disappeared too quickly:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-05-10-ridge-alerts_x.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-05-10-ridge-alerts_x.htm
Nope, they used it to get the public opinion on their side or to get the vote, it doesn't seem to be the case with Obama. His administration is making changes.
This story disappeared too quickly:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-05-10-ridge-alerts_x.htm
that is because it wasn't much of a story
The head of Homeland Security, basically saying that the admin was ginning up fear for political reasons, against his advice & knowledge?
You're kidding, right?
The head of Homeland Security, basically saying that the admin was ginning up fear for political reasons, against his advice & knowledge?
You're kidding, right?
Ridge is telling Good Morning America and the Erie Times-News that people are "hyperventilating" over what he wrote and taking it the wrong way.
Perhaps he's a kid.
You are right and you talk purty!Ridge's initial assessment was pretty clear. Anyone who has observed politics for more than a few years understands the dynamics of the "backtrack."
Beyond that, they were completely consistent with all of the other damning evidence we have that the Bush admin manipulated intel & used fear for political reasons: memo's from British intel, a bipartisan Senate committee report, Paul O'Neil, Paul Wolfowicz, Colin Powell's office, et al.
It's the proverbial mountain of evidence, and the height of naivite to deny it at this point...
Ridge's initial assessment was pretty clear. Anyone who has observed politics for more than a few years understands the dynamics of the "backtrack."
Beyond that, they were completely consistent with all of the other damning evidence we have that the Bush admin manipulated intel & used fear for political reasons: memo's from British intel, a bipartisan Senate committee report, Paul O'Neil, Paul Wolfowicz, Colin Powell's office, et al.
It's the proverbial mountain of evidence, and the height of naivite to deny it at this point...
Froggie...WTF is up with your avatar? That is just plain gross.
It was fear mongering, when Bushco did it.
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I guess Cheney was Wrong...
President Obama's Jutice Department is as effective as Bush's....
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33002562/ns/us_news-security/
So you are saying that it was under Bush that they began to monitor and investigate him? Wow, serious pHail. I've already heard some of the more ready to accuse saying that it is a distraction and that they went after this guy now to distract from the health care debate and try to pass something unpalatable.Ahhhh....I really hate to burst your bubbles, pinheads...
but you all might as well put your peckers back in your pants, rinse you mouths out, and return your heads to your rectums .......
U.S. intelligence and law enforcement had been monitoring Zazi for a year, suggested one official. Their initial interest was spurred by contacts he had made in Pakistan with "well known bad guys with reputations and histories," that is terrorists along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
The contacts were mostly “message traffic”, said the official, that is telephone conversations and e-mail. Once U.S. intelligence understood Zazi was a U.S. resident, the case was turned over to federal law enforcement.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33002562/ns/us_news-security/page/2/
Gee whiz...monitoring Zazi for a year....that means this anti-terrorism bust was an George Bush Admin. gig......started when???
About September or 2008.....? Yep....thats the breaks....