Condoleezza Rice becomes the third member of the Bush administration to accuse Cheney of lying in his memoir

No, that's no longer a concern for them, the money just rolls in, they're above "making a living" for the rest of their lives. At this point they are on a mission to control and manipulate everything including our Laws and Government, to the detriment of all those who must still and always "make a living".

Apparently their "grassroots" organizational "directors" determine where to "send" the minions and ignore what they choose. My guess is that the subject of the bush administration and Cheeeeeeeeny, is something they choose to ignore (for now, until they deem necessary).

They will need to look for it in the true crime section.

And still steal it, as my friend (in my head) Abbie would have done.
They might also check the "Fiction" section.

That's a new MLS section for all books by pevious BUSH adminstration criminals Fictional True Crime.

As long as you don't pay for it. Strictly fiction.

Good one.

Not eloquent, but accurate.

Dead or Alive?

Pobably both.

1) Is that width, length, or both?
2) By the look on her face is she saying "yes, this is how much I had to gnash my teeth together to hold on to it".
3) An example of why she didn't say a "mouthful".

Hear, hear!

GOOD COMMENT

He was in charge the whole first term.He's upset because neither Condi nor Powell agreed with what he was doing. He set Powell up to lie to the UN Security Council ntis said that Scooter took the fall for him when they outed the CIA agent. He's one scary man.
He earned the Darth Vader moniker.

I believe that Mr Powell was led to believe the information he gave to the UN was the truth. He, like the rest of us, was given limited information, only information that support the war hawks plans. Very likely, when he realized his error, it reaffirmed his plan to get the heck out of that Admin

BS.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=8339

He knows war crimes well, and he knew who he was lying down with in that criminal regime.

I'm no supporter of wars, nor fear mongering, and I believe that all reasons given for the Iraq invation were trumped up lies. That said, I prefer to think positive (naively so?) of some people - Colin Powell being one of them. I believe he is a man of honor and would not have made those claims in his speech if he didn't believe them to be true.

from a Barbara Walters interview in 2005:

WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said Thursday his prewar speech to the United Nations accusing Iraq of harboring weapons of mass destruction was a "blot" on his record.

I'm the one who presented it to the world, and (it) will always be a part of my record. It was painful. It is painful now," Powell said in an interview with Barbara Walters on ABC-News

The presentation by the soldier-diplomat to the world body in February 2003 lent considerable credibility to President Bush's case against Iraq and for going to war to remove President Saddam Hussein.

In the speech, Powell said he had relied on information he received at Central Intelligence Agency briefings. He said Thursday that then-director George Tenet "believed what he was giving to me was accurate."

But, Powell said, "the intelligence system did not work well."

"There were some people in the intelligence community who knew at the time that some of those sources were not good, and shouldn't be relied upon, and they didn't speak up," Powell said.

"That devastated me," he said.

Well you can believe his words to keep his legacy intact if you choose. As far as I am concerned, men of honor don't cover up massacres of unarmed innocent civilians. For that I will never respect him. And frankly, the faulty intelligence defense is being used just a bit too much to get these people off the hook for their crimes. He didn't have access or clearance to check out the information he was given considering his stature and experience? Amazing that only in government is willful ignorance reason enough to make you a hero even as the bombs fall.

In the face of all the real intelligence, the honor wears thin. The CIA itself was not 100% convinced Tenet was on top off it. I'll take Powell at his word he has regrets, but I suspect deep down it's mostly about playing along with the ruse. Condi's role in the deception is recorded on video, the lies we all saw on TV. They should have all been investigated for war crimes.

I'm just glad he's reminding people of just how inept they were. I wish someone would make a greatest hits video for their failed policies.

It's awfully ironic that the same hawks are creeping out of their holes now that Perry joined the race. Armitadge and Cheney and some of the others are smelling the blood in the water. Who wants to bet at the next war they cook up?

At least Powell admitted that he had regrets. Cheney stands by his record even though thousands of innocents have died.