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That is interesting!  I didn’t know that the Baath party and Saddam provided support for Hitler’s Nazi Germany ... seems a little anachronistic.

Anyway, if it were true, do you mean to say that America (Reagan) went to bed with a known Nazi symathizer?  Would that be because his Veep’s father was one himself?

My hope is that the American people are finally waking up, and maybe there will be a change come November 2006.
I have felt for a long time, that the Bush administration, used the military like it was there own private army. Coming into office, they had plans, and that is the way it was going to be, no matter what.

Hi Robert Scheer,

I saw you on the panel on C-span. I don’t doubt that you are right there were no WMDs and Bush liked about it.

However, I was stunned to hear Scott Ritter call the Saddam Hussein and the Baathist party “non-sectarian.” How could you just let that pass you by and not comment?

The Baath party was a Sunni party that oppressed and excluded Shiites and Kurds. The Baath’s party origins are National Socialist and facist. The Baath party goes back to the 1940s. They cooperated with Hitler and attacked and murdered Iraqi Jews in the 1940s.

I can’t understand why anyone on the left should have anything positive to say about Hussein or the Baath party under any circumstances.

The corporation newsmedia seems to have lost the small reliability they once had.  The ‘dumbing’ down of America helps them project their false reports and half- truths.
The Bush white house is doing things the Nixon group wanted to accomplish-make the President ‘Emperor’.
Many of Nixon’s gang are active for Bush..ie, “Rummy”, Chaney and others.
Keep up the good work John, this country needs more like you.

All of the coulda shoulda woulda corroboration work and fingerpointing being done here is entertaining, if one likes the pseudointellectual equivalent of Jerry Springer, but it certainly doesn’t give solutions, which are what we need.

Bush is the puppet show, he is the guy who stands up in front of us and provides the diversion so that the guys who are robbing us blind can pick our pockets.  We go to war because it is lucrative. It is not an emotional nor an idealistic pursuit, it is purely about the money. With Dick Cheney and George the first collecting good pay from Halliburton and their ilk, it doesn’t take an MBA to figure out who are the puppeteers.

We have been taken over by a corporate oligarchy- I won’t use the word plutocracy because it is the families who run the corporations and marry into one another, who consider themselves to be above the rest of us, that are ruling here. The only way to kill this particular hydra is to starve it. The only way to starve it is to refuse to live the corporate-supplied, mall rat life.

Our food, clothing, educational and shelter needs have been suborned by massive international corporations. We must work longer and longer hours, in increasingly dehumanising conditions, for essentials.

Children whose parents are not wealthy enough to provide alternative education or home schooling do not receive an adequate education.

The food supply consists of manufactured items that lack nutrients, are raised in environmentally devastating conditions [read up on Pennsylvania hog farms for an example], and are actually often unhealthy to those who eat it. More alarming is the fact that 80% of mental retardation in this country is caused by malnutrition [source: my abnormal psych class in college].

The media is largely owned by Rupert Murdoch, and those branches that aren’t do not dispute his distorted, sensationalist versions of things.

Fuel and electrical suppliers are owned by a few large corporations in Texas [go figure][my source- a speech by the head of Central Hudson Electric, here in NYS, about six years ago, stating that all of the generating plants in the area had been purchased by a Texas corporation, and that his company essentially only maintained the lines][He further projected that the top-down supply system would deteriorate to the point that it would no longer work, and that individual communities would have to resort to their own energy supplies].

Clothing and electronics are manufactured in China, Sri Lanka, the Marshall Islands, and other Third World countries, where a Columbia jacket that brings $300 in a retail store here is sold on the street for $10 [source: a Quaker activist who witnessed same]. The people doing the sweatshop labor do not receive adequate wages to live on. [watch Black’s “Life and Debt” for a telling discussion on the subject].

The bottom line, for corporations, is the bottom line. The only thing corporations want is our money.

That said, it is important to note that money is no longer an object, it is a symbol of a human being’s energy expenditure. Sometime in the 90s, it was said that a business no longer runs on capital, but on cashflow. So the movement of money became in that moment more important than its inherent value, and with that shift in values, the use of money became more important than “object value”.

If money is now a measure of human endeavor as opposed to actual object value, then it follows that it is not appropriate that a corporate CEO should receive 400+ times as much “dollar per hour” value as the people actually doing work. It is also not appropriate that people should have to work themselves into the ground in order to merely have enough to eat.

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A great evil has shrouded our land since before the final administration.  The republicans and the democrats are the two faces of the antichrist.  Or of the great evil that has smothered our goodness.  It is time to bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.  Perhaps the next civilization will embrace goodness.

dear Mr. Scheer:

Was Mr Drumheller one of the CIA bureaucracy that is being cleaned out by Director Goss for the incompetency that led to 9/11?

How did Mr. Drumheller know all this about the South Asia desk if he was in charge of Europe? Didn’t the CIA use normal intelligence compartmentalization and ‘need to know’ in his tenure? If not, why not?

To decide how good Mr. Drumheller is in his chosen profession and area of expertise (Europe), how well did he predict the collapse of Russia and the freeing of Eastern Europe without firing a shot?

Is Mr. Drumheller part of the cabal within the CIA that is trying to take down the Bush administration? They may not agree with policies set by the civilian administration based on their interpretation of CIA estimates (“its a slam dunk”—George Tenet), but they haven’t done so well over the years with their prognostications.

If Mr. Drumheller was so confident he was privy to the correct information on Iraq and that the administration was going to ignore it, why didn’t he resign and go public when it counted in 2003 to stop the war—or is he simply part of the CIA disinformation cadres that are trying to shift the blame away from their pathetic performance over the years?.

Christianity-Democracy: Deadly Combination!

History does repeat itself sooner than we think! Hitler, using the deadly combination of democracy and Christianity, did his thing! Less than seventy years after Hitler comes Bush and gang, using the same deadly combination of Christianity and democracy! The result can be seen unfolding everyday!

All this killing and destruction to be the last man standing in terms of access to oil?  Wouldn’t it have made more sense to gather a worldwide coalition to study alternative fuel development?

This is not a comment on pre-war intelligence; but, I can find no other place to post it. This is about gas prices and the oil industry…

There are things we can do to bring down the cost of gas.

1) We could regulate the gas industry…tell the gas companies what they can charge based on the cost of extracting oil and processing crude plus a percentage for profit in this country rather than basing the cost on a “world oil market” price.

2) We could Nationalize the oil industry.

So, are we so married to the free market and no-restraint capitalism that we cannot speak of these options even when faced with…(fill in the rest yourself, please. I’m not so good with prose)

A LIAR=Bush. Who will you trust? The US or Iran.

Robert, I thoroughly enjoyed seeing you and Scott Ritter speak at the Track 16 event last night.  I brought my 15 year old son along to hopefully let him take in all of the information both of you had to offer and then form his own political opinions with the facts given.  To my surprise he listened carefully and discussed with enthusiasm what was said while making the two hour drive home.  I am so glad we went and I thank you Robert for your passion and sacrifices.  I agree that we have to look at history, take note of the patterns and not be complaisant and sit by while our wonderful country falls into ruin. I do what I feel is a very small part in attempting to educate those around me and my voice will not be silenced.  I am truly outraged at the current administration, however I will never stop believing that this nation can be great again if we demand it.  Thank you again.  Keep shouting it from the rooftops.

Surprise, surprise! That naivete and lack of historical perspective should bring Americans to this pretty pass, and you too, Mr. Scheer, you, who should know better most of all? Where have you been since the 1960s?
Your mea culpa = too little, too late. And what will you do about it now?

So everyone agrees that we must stand up - from website to blog the country is finally waking up - I hear the cries from every corner - we must take our country back - We are the People Now What???  PS I bet my email is monitored - is yours??????

As for the media? They lie and abdicate their journalistic reponsibilites every day - Apologies not accepted as long as this country continues on it’s murderous rampage without a peep from the press.  The media has been and continues to be complicit

We have to get up and stand for America. We the people need to abolish our existing government and form a new government. Get all the Bums out of DC and restructure. It is just gonna get worse folks.. really really bad. Stop all the waste of vocabulary and take action now.

What a joke of an article! Most informed persons knew that was no WMDs in Iraq.  All the arguments the president presented had blatant holes in them, but did our prestigious media point them out to the American Public.  NO.
  The media has been an accomplice to this ill-fated war…I cite the numerous times admins officials claiming a link between Saddam and 9/11.  The facts were out there but the media really didn’t cared to tell the American Public.  The war was a news story, and I imagine brought in some ratings and pulitizers for these clowns.  What I am really sick of is the after the fact reporting!  Now that we are stuck in a quagmire, we hear everyday “new” evidence that discredits all the pre war rationale for the invasion. The evidence is not new…it was out there all the time.
  I really have no respect for the media right now because they don’t seem to stand for anything except for being a mouthpiece for the government.
Their lack of courage to speak truth to power is a major reason American’s supported this ill-fated and illegal war.

Shame on you. A million times.

Bush is putting the right man in as press secretary to continue what the administration is so good at.  Giving us a SNOW job.                                                 

H,K.

An opportunity truly squandered.

Lois Nickols is right.  We as citizens are responsible for whatever our elected officials do and we have to act like we understand that.  We can’t blame the press or anyone else.  I live in San Diego county.  I do not live in the 50th congressional district recently vacated by that scumbag Randy Cunningham, but nonetheless I am working as a volunteer on the campaign to get a Democrat elected there in the runoff election in June. 

I haven’t done such volunteering in several years.  I just wrote an occasional check.  That’s not enough.  If we don’t take away control of either the house or senate this November, we will all be screwed, and blaming someone else won’t do any good then either.

Comment #7916 by Dan on 4/26 at 7:21 am

Nice post Dan.

See also:
On the PNAC site concerning Iraq from July 2001:
http://www.newamericancentury.org/iraq-070601.htm
PNAC signers are:
Elliott Abrams
Gary Bauer
William J. Bennett
Jeb Bush
Dick Cheney
Eliot A. Cohen
Midge Decter
Paula Dobriansky
Steve Forbes
Aaron Friedberg
Francis Fukuyama
Frank Gaffney
Fred C. Ikle
Donald Kagan
Zalmay Khalilzad
I. Lewis Libby
Norman Podhoretz
Dan Quayle
Peter W. Rodman
Stephen P. Rosen
Henry S. Rowen
Donald Rumsfeld
Vin Weber
George Weigel
Paul Wolfowitz

I humbly submit, with a view to the pervasiveness of the perfidy and ineptitude extant among the Administration, both Parties in Congress and the media, “Impeachment” would be like trying to clean your ear with your own elbow. Surrendering the Bush executive to The Hague is the only way a cleansing can happen and the only way international support or trust for the US is going to obtain.

Ultimately, the greatest offences of this admin are against world values and take the form of crimes against humanity and violations of international law. The homily “Physician, heal thyself” is quaint and appealing, but not advisable when the physician in question is a paranoid schizophrenic taking medical advice from the voices in his own head.

Counting on predicates to cleansing to derive from the emergence of a Democratic Congress in November is serendipity. As the American public becomes aware of the catastrophic state of the economy over the next 3-4 months, as inflation jumps, interest rates lurch, as GM and Ford move toward Ch. 11, as confidence in the Stock and Bond Markets wanes and the value of the Greenback continues to dip (plunge)... when the corporate media can no longer hedge against it’s own demise by keeping mum about the real state of affairs, ‘outsourcing’ the prosecution of the culprits will start to make a lot of sense.

Lest a reader think this is overstating the issue, consider: The [Director?]of the Government Accountability Office, David Walker, has reported to the President in “reported liabilities, net social insurance commitments2 and other fiscal exposures” <www.gao.gov.> that the actual, “accrued”, national debt is not the $8.3 trillion as is commonly cited to the general public, rather it is $46 trillion; $156,000 for each man, woman and child living (legally) in the US today. A man with a wife and 2 children is about to assume a $624,000 debt in addition to current taxes, mortgage and living expenses.

The prime reason for the lack of comprehension of the significance of this sorry state in America itself is that corporate media knows full well that once the rat is out of the sack, it’s value is going to collapse right along with that of the rest of corporate America. By the time the September quarterly reports come out, the US is going to be a very different place than it is right now. Many hard-working Americans realize they are 2 paychecks away from being homeless; the US economy is 2 quarters away from insolvency.  Impeaching a naughty president is going to seem a minor issue. There will be a lot bigger fish to fry. Give him/them up while the gesture can generate some goodwill and attract some friends. The US is going to need them.

roderick whitney stillwell
The Boundary Bay Morning Steamer

Oh, here is the addendum to the previous response I left. 2007 is the critical year for invading Iran. We wouldn’t do it prior to the midterm elections. And launching an offensive next year could, at least theoretically, be additional easily-manufactured fear to keep the electorate leaning more Republican than otherwise for 2008: you know, the war-time president shtick.
One has to wonder whether only a Democrat win in the midterms would avoid this scenario.

Mr. Scheer,

      What was contained in the original 60 Minutes story? Having re-read the entire transcript of the Ed Bradley reported piece I am wondering what percentage of the article could have existed without corroboration from Tyler Drumheller, just an add-on to the Niger yellowcake story?
      As you report in your story, CBS was already dealing with “Dan Rather’s troubles over an unrelated story critical of the president”. Therefore, the question must be posed, who and what were the sources for the original 2004 piece?

Frank @ The Progressive Report

Robert,

I agree with Sylvia Barksdale Morovitz’s post when she said:

“Yes Robert, we still care.  Your error in judgement in 2004 has obviously come back to haunt you.  I wish it had not occurred but you too are human and humans make mistakes.  Be advised that you’re still the top political reported in the country and the people who know your work feel very fortunate to have you out there!”

You have had a long couragous carrier in the media.  Your ability to see and report the heart and soul of our leaders is a national asset!  We have also been blessed by your ability to see the truth through all the fog of miss-information and to report it fairly and accurately.  Thank you for your honesty with us about this oh so human mistake.  Be assured that I, at least, know that this mistake in no way shaped or sullied your jurnalistic ability and crdibility since then.

With this admition of yours I know have even more respect for you as a jurnalist and as a fellow humanbeing.

Am loving your book by the way.

Lilith

Here’s an idea I heard: Iraq was never the true target rather Iran was. As a mounting regional power and with oil reserves slighlty larger than Iraq, they are to be taken care of before they become too strong. They are too difficult to attack from the sea, hence the military bases being built in adjoining states Afghanistan and Iraq.

Frightening thought if true. Lying so viciously (two wars) to plan the third, perpetuating failed energy policy that keeps our infrastructure (and power structure) intact rather than transforming the American dream to something more sustainable. Not to mention that Iran’s military would find it easy to shut down the Persian gulf oil trade indefinitely.

Where do we go from here if no one thinks its a big deal now?

Anytime our government talks of “war” and “intelligence”, it behooves us as citizens to question their authority.  It is all well and good to blame journalists for their failure to do our thinking for us.  How many e-mails, letters and phone to calls to politicians from the local level up do we as Americans make.  Assume a little responsibility for the mess we’re in and make your representatives at all levels of government know how you feel and get active in elections.  Run for office, get involved in organizations that question authority or start your own!  Time to grow up.

Well, Mr. Scheer’s mea culpa is no worse than those we’ve heard from other mainstream media types like Washington Post Richard Cohen and current editor of the New York Times, Bill Keller, who neglected to see that Judith Miller was simply used by Bush as a shill to sell the administration’s false claim of W.M.D. for launching preemptive war against Iraq.

What can anyone say at this juncture except to point out that these rehabilitated media icons like Robert Scheer now have a special duty to go straight at the jugular of the Bush liars and swindlers who have taken our country down the path of destruction?

To hear the Bush cheerleaders one would think this is the best economy ever and they point to the burgeoning growth of shareholder portfolios on Wall Street and great earnings reports by defense-related corporations as proof of their claim. 

Recently, I read one editorial from the Washington Times (another “fair and balanced” newspaper) reprinted in the Bush and Republican-friendly newspaper, San Diego Union Tribune. The title headline read “A Great Time for The U.S. Economy” by Donald Lambro. Mr. Lambro wrote, “Inflation, that wearily worrisome bogeyman that frightens the Fed so much, has not been as scary as it feared. Core inflation, when volatile food and oil prices are excluded, rose by a tame 2.1 percent in the last 12 months.” I don’t know how many people are having a “great time” filling their gas tanks at $3.40 per gallon or buying a basket full of groceries that have shot up in price due to the transportation costs of getting them to the grocery store, but I’d venture to say that volatile or not, these are necessities that I find hard to exclude. 

But the Iraq War has taken quite a subordinate role in the last couple of weeks as the gasoline prices have soared to nearly $4.00 per gallon in many parts of the country. Now, Bush has at least for the moment got himself another mushroom cloud issue propelled by fear and anxiety over fuel costs while U.S. military fatalities in April are now equal to the highest number reached earlier this year. But, no matter to Bush now that the headlines are touting Bush’s “engagement and involvement” in the high cost of fuel. Suspending the strategic petroleum reserve stocks supposedly will add a few more gallons of gasoline per day to the supply but does nothing to stop the oil profiteers from running wild.

Bush is also calling for an investigation into the possible, (gasp)!, price gouging by oil companies. Now that’s a good one. A Republican president asking a Republican Congress to investigate some of the biggest Republican contributors, the big oil companies. Like Jay Leno said recently on his Tonight Show, “Guess who they’ll blame? The Democrats of course!”

Robert Scheer and others once again have an opportunity to regain the claim the Fourth Estate once touted when they were the protectors and beacons of Truth and the watchdogs of democracy which demanded that our leaders be held accountable by the people.

One more chance may be all they’ll get before November. Why? Because the Bush autocracy is getting closer to implementing a full-blown dictatorship when they recently announced that they would press charges against news sources and reporters they considered were leaking information that the Bush Justice Department determined is a threat to national security. And of course, with Tony Snow to continue to “catapult the propaganda,” the case for building American gulags will become a distinct possibility. Why? Because two-thirds of all Americans now disapprove of the job Bush is doing in every aspect of government.

I can only hope that we can take back our democracy from this pernicious Kleptocracy that has wormed its way into and now controls every lever of government including the U.S. Congress and the Star Chamber U.S. Supreme Court.

Albert Camus wrote, “In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.” This may be the summer of discontent for the Bush mob or it may well be nuclear winter for Americans who cherish our freedoms. It’s really all up to Mr. Scheer and his colleagues in the free press to now redeem themselves.

We Must Demand Presidential Elections This November 2006 Posted by: BillsAlterNet on Apr 27, 2006 6:05 AM  

On my WEB page at: http://www.cyberspaceadventures.com following Sunday’s April 23the broadcast by 60 minutes on A SPY SPEAKS OUT 
  I Wrote:
The Time Has Come When The Democrats and All 3rd Parties Should Unite and Demand That An Unprecedented Presidential Election Be Held This Coming November. To Vote Out Of Office Our Present Lying And Misleading War Party.
It Has Never Been Done Before But We Sure Need Such Action Now. I have checked with most of the Major News Papers on line and at this time have yet to see any support for taking action against the Present Bush Administration regarding the 60 minutes expouser of FBI informant Tyler Drumheller who told (CBS)
Quote: “The policy was set. The war in Iraq was coming and they were looking for intelligence to fit into the policy.”
Where Is The Bush War Party Leading our Nation? I asked
Today April 27th I want to thank Robert Scheer, and AlterNet for picking up the story and asking the same question.
Impeaching the President and Vice President will take time. We do not have that kind of time. November elections are only a few days over six months from now.
The Bush Administration must be removed as quickly as possible to let the World know that we do not intend to be a Nation of ulimited war and agression against other Nations.
So lets demand a Presidential Election this November of 2006.
Is anyone interested in taking this course. Now is the time to let the people be heard. I am willing. Let me hear from you.
LET US HAVE WORLD PEACE AND PLENTY FOR ALL SOON.
William P. Weber
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Was Congress told of the Naji Sabri source?  After all Bush just recently repeated the claim that the The Congress was seeing the same intelegence as the White House.  If this was withheld from Congress it would seem to be a very concrete example of how Congress was decieved and how the American people were lied to. The kind of thing that could be easily presented at an investigation/trial.

This is for Robert.

Now that we have a quote from the administration, “this is about regime change” isn’t it time we ask why change that regime? Was there any realistic basis for the wonks of the foreign policy team in the administration to assume Saddam needed to go? I say no, and suggest the following, which is what I decided from the moment this war was announced to be pending. Daddy Bush and his sons believed that Saddam was responsible for Daddy losing re-election; which was absurd, because the only reason the first war occurred was Daddy orchestrated it to insure re-election. So from the moment son Bush planned to run for president it was intended to go into Iraq and eliminate Saddam, to pay him back for Daddy having to leave the White House. I’m sure some good investigative journalism can find a source which will verify this possibility. This is why Rumsfeld was asking his staff to find an Iraq link the afternoon of 9/11.

If I correct, which I’m positive I am, this makes people like Condi, Rummy, and any one else in on the truth definitive prostitutes.

I wonder what the military would do to Rummy if they knew he was willing to misuse them in this manner?

Two nights ago, I attended a lecture/discussion group here in L.A. sponsored by the University of Judaism. One of the participants, General Wesley Clark dropped what I thought was a bomb shell.

He said that in 2002 he was walking through the Pentagon and another general pulled him into his office and closed the door. Clark said:

“He told me we were going into Iraq. I said “Why would we do that?’ He said ‘regime change.’

Clark said he went on: They want to bring democracy to the middle east. Then he showed me a memo showing the order of seven countries the US was planning on using force to bring about change. The first was Iraq, second Syria, next Lebanon, then Somolia, fifth was Libya, [I can’t remember #6], then Iran. He ended emphatically by saying “I read the memo!”

Clark said the Iranians know that this was our plan, and this is one of the reasons the Iranians don’t trust us. He also placed the blame for this strategy at the feet of the neocons.

In my mind, if this type of information was out there before the war in Iraq, the American people deserve to know this was part of BushCo’s strategy to make the world safe for Democracy.

Anyone who did not think we would be going to war with Iraq, even before George W. Bush was elected, must have been watching ‘Survivor’ or professional wrestling instead of paying attention to what was going on around them.  The campaign rhetoric of the Repulican Party candidates, the pulpit pounding of the Christian Fundamentalists, the thinly veiled hints from policy analysts, and the war promoting propaganda from the media and entertainment industry all pointed to the end result in a way that indicates foresight if not foreknowledge.

The evidence put forth by the administration to justify entering into this adventuristic debacle appeared flimsy even upon initial presentation, and has proven to be utterly fictitous, fabricated, and fraudulent upon serious examination.  The administration has used false statements regarding connections between Iraq and Al Qeda, false or fabricated intelligence about Weapons of Mass Destruction, leaks of information to discredit and silence critics, and who knows what else to inflame the public and defraud the Congress into supporting a war which, ultimately, may have no limits and no end.

The Congress, dominated by a corrupt, ethically bereft, and backward looking majority, and abetted by some equally corrupt and ethically bereft minority members, has rubber stamped the administration’s policies in the most shameful fashion.

The mainstream media, totally servile to the same corporate interests that support the administration, have been timid to question policy or silent altogether.  On the rare occasions when an event or revelation which calls into question the motives, reasoning, actions, or policies of the administration is reported, there is a distinct lack of persistence or follow-up.  Instead the matter seems to disappear altogether, or we are distracted by the obsessive hammering of some pundits as they belabor their current, favorite ‘one trick pony’; Immigration Reform.

Tyler Drumheller is to be commended for coming forward with his revelations regarding the administration’s dismissal of intelligence provided to them by the CIA.  Ambassador Wilson is to be commended for coming forward with information regarding the dismissal of similar information.  Several FBI agents are to be commended for reporting the lack of action taken with regard to intelligence gathered, compiled, analyzed, and communicated throught channels about the presence, background, activities, and possible intentions of the men who carried out the 911 hijackings.  Robert Scheer is to be commended, both for his confession of complicity in the CBS supression of the ‘60 Minutes’ report and for his reporting of Mr. Drumheller’s revelations.  Other courageous journalist are to be commended, as well, for standing up and speaking out and for persisting in digging for the truth.

All of this is not enough, however.  We have a crime scene on our hands and it is littered with so many smoking guns that it is hard to move without setting one off.  We have an abundance of prime suspects and their guilt becomes more and more obvious as time goes by.

It is too late for the Bush Administration to do anything to make amends.  Their deeds are to heinous.  The only honorable gesture they can make now is to resign en masse and submit themselves to the processes of justice.  That would be too much to expect from them, however.  It will be necessary for the people to excersize their will, through their elected representatives, in order to set things right.  It will be necessary for both houses of Congress to reset their ethical priorities, to stop submitting to the ambitions of an executive branch whose ethics and credibility are utterly without value, and fulfill their function as representatives of the people and guardians of the truth.  It will be necessary for the mainstream media to stop smothering us with irrelevant, lurid reports of gruesome murders in local areas, celebrity scandals, pseudo-athletic carnival acts, and the endless, tawdry display of ‘pretty-white-kids-with- problems’, and make ‘Reality TV’ about some REAL PROBLEMS FACING THE WORLD!!!

The mid-term elections are upon us.  Let’s use them to clean house in the Congress and get some intelligent, honest, enlightened, forward looking people in place.  Let’s shift the balance of power away from the corrupt, the venal, the delusional, and the reactionary.  Then let’s proceed to the impeachment process with all deliberate haste!

It was obvious to me all along that the administration was, for whatever unimaginable nefarious reason, pushing for warfare in Iraq and deviously looking for a justification that the public would buy.  The attitude towards the U.N. was one tipoff. There was no good faith involved - rather than taking the diplomatic route——(as anyone knows, as long as you’re talking, you’re not fighting)—- they seemed to be using the U.N., trying to manipulate it into “approving” U.S. plans of aggresion. The administration was quick to cast aspersion on the U.N. as a whole when the anticipated response was not forthcoming.  I think for most Americans, and for people of goodwill everwhere, war is regarded only as a last resort.When there were demonstrations here and all over the world against the planned Iraq attack, that did not faze them. In a case of attack or invasion, any people have a right to defend themselves; and this is what Iraqis are doing now. In many ways Iraqis are worse off than before. Of course Hussein was a butcher, and I’m sure most wish they could have toppled him themselves, but that’s beside the point.  The idea that you can bomb a people and then expect them to willingly do your bidding is ludicrous. We are occupiers and no people wish to be occupied. I called the White House during the “runup” to the Iraq attack, and expressed this sentiment: that I didn’t want to be an Ugly American, and that war should only be contemplated as a last resort… and I know I was not the only one to express this…..I really didn’t think it would do any good at the time, and I know so now…impeachment is the only answer, and the sooner the better; people are dying every day in Iraq, many more American servicemen and Iraqis have physical and psychological wounds which may never heal, and we are breeding a whole new generation of potential terrorists. I say that Iraq’s natural resources, the oil, should remain theirs—-I’ve heard that before the war, Iraqis paid 5 cents a gallon for gas; now they must wait in line for hours to fill their tanks, at a much higher rate,  not to mention having electricity only a few hours a day, and taking their life into their hands every time they go outside. I guess the fondest wish of most Iraqis is not to be killed. There is no easy way out, but we must get out….There’s a lot about economics I don’t understand, but I have heard that Saddam Hussein was demanding payment for oil in Euros rather than dollars, and that Iran is doing that now, and that, if implemented, this could lead to the downfall of the U.S. economy. It looks like the very same scenario is being played out and the administration is planning to bomb Iran next.  This is insanity—- dangerous, despicable, shocking and awful beyond words.  No more blood for oil, to borrow an old rallying cry.  If we had an administration with the public interest in mind,
which would encourage the development of alternative energy sources, then we’d have hope for the future.  With our oil and war president, I have no hope and I have no faith that this administration will do anything right. It is really a desperate situation. The lack of response to the plight of New Orleans residents during Katrina is one shameful example. I was very glad to read that Illinois lawmakers have drafted a call for impeachment of the President, and that this is a proper procedure for a state government to undertake. There is certainly no doubt that Bush has committed high crimes and misdemeanors - what worse crime could a President, or an administration, commit than starting an unjustified and immoral war?

Yes Robert, we still care.  Your error in judgement in 2004 has obviously come back to haunt you.  I wish it had not occurred but you too are human and humans make mistakes.  Be advised that you’re still the top political reported in the country and the people who know your work feel very fortunate to have you out there!

Personally, I have never trusted GW Bush.  I do not have one friend, neighbor or acquaintance who has ever trusted him.  I do as much background on any person who aspires to become the leader of my country as is possible.  His shenanigans while governor of Texas was enough to turn me off, off, off.

Tyler Drumheller’s statement is mind-boggling, to say the least.  However, nothing less is said in the Downing Street Memo.  In BOLD print, it states the facts that Bush conspired with Blair to deceive the people here in America as well as Europe.  This has been in the public eye for approximately one year.  Congressman John Conyers has tried with every democratic, patriotic bone in his body to convince congress to act on the issue.  To my knowledge nothing has been done thus far to have Bush answer for anything!

What can we do?  Wait?  Wait until November and hold our breaths that enough republican congressmen and senators will be voted out so that Bush’s power will be lessened?

I can only hope that the people of our nation has learned a lesson.  His performance as a leader has been zilch, but for the rich and the fundamentalists!  He and his administration is THE LIE OF TWO THOUSAND CENTURIES + SIX YEARS!
And the dirty scoundrels impeached Clinton for a mere weakness of the flesh!

Gotta go, my ire is boiling my blood pressure!

It’s time to take it to the streets. The immigrants have shown us the way.

There is only one way to stop the Bush/Cheney madness and their Republican enablers in Congress, and encourage the spineless Democrats in Congress to fight back.

We must support and participate in continuous, gigantic peace rallies in Washington, D.C. and in front of the offices of our Senators and Congresspeople.  Nothing short of this will work.

We cannot wait until November’s elections, that will be to late.

New York city will be the first rallying point. After that, it’s on to Washington.

http://www.april29.org

Join Us on Saturday, April 29, in New York City

End the war in Iraq—Bring all our troops home now!

No war on Iran!
Stand up for immigrant and women’s rights!

Assemble: 22nd Street and Broadway, 10:30AM onward
March: At noon down Broadway to Foley Square
Grassroots action festival: 1:00-6:00PM, Foley Square

How much more of this nonsense can we and do we have to take?  The facts are out there.  No voice of opposition, no matter the evidence, has an impact on our so-called elected officials and their policies.  No action “the people” take makes a dent in the powers that be.  We march, sign petitions, write letters, organize, call senators etc… etc… Nothing happens.  It’s not as if Bush has a mandate and can ignore such a huge segment of the population so completely.  Right?  Bush “won” the 2004 election by .001% (see Robert’s column from 11/9/04).  With that kind of thin margin, how can the “minority” be ignored so completely?

The fact is, we don’t live in a democracy by the people and for the people.  We fool ourselves to think so.  We fool ourselves when we think the Democrats are the opposition party and when we think the media should be more critical of power.  The reality is, they are all part of the same system that answers to the same powerful, corporate interests, not us - the individual American.

But hey, at least we’re mostly well fed, live comfortable lives and can be happily distracted by work, kids, commuting and Desperate Housewives.  As far as un-democracies go - at least we’re more stable then Pakistan.

Check out my ongoing rant at http://bryanspost.blogspot.com/

well, let me see; we have 9-11 which is showing itself to be full of lies and deception.It is no wonder that this “president” who stated the Constitution is just a _____ piece of paper, who has ransacked this economy, misrepresented God by claiming he is a “Christian”; manipulated oil prices and contracts to “rebuild Iran….it is NO wonder this is finally revealed for what it is…lies. Ladies and gentlemen..we have a dictator on our hands. Trumping of 1st Amendments and sanitizing the press will NEVER remove discernment. God help this “dictatorship”
yachid

We are pissed because illegal immigration costs other people, who are actually allowed to be here, a fortune Alvarez. This country is going to hell no matter what we do, I just hope I can move to Switzerland before it happens

The outrage of the readers at the timidity of the US media is understandable. However its not their timidity but ‘complicity’ one should worry about.

This war was as much about oil as it was about getting the one Arab state demilitiarised, defanged, declawed and destroyed that had the potential someday to confront Israel militarily. And the American media, whether liberal or conservative, is overwhelmingly pro-israel to the hilt. Thus their complicity is understandable. Hence this war was just fine with them whether they be the Judith Millers of the New York Times or the right wing jokers of the Wall Street Journal—and too, by the enitire talking head punditry that pontificates on our Tv screens.

Would they have remained so docile and accepting of the lies upon lies of the adminstration if it were any other people but Arabs or Muslims that were being demolished and pulverised, killed and maimed?

Who can dare to object to a war initially conceived and tailored at the desk of PM Netanyahu and his generals? Isn’t it there where the plans were initially hatched as early as 1995 or ‘96?

Now let me see if I got the story straight. A man in Saddam’s regime told Drumheller there were no weapons programs, so he should be beleived. He couldn’t possibly be telling Drumheller what Saddam wanted him to tell him because ___???? This is just intellectual dishonesty on Drumhellers part as well as arogance. Does he beleive he could not be lied too? Utter arogance on his part. For the anti-Bush crowd, they will not question whether or not the Iraqi insider was lying. Sad.

Yeah, the news here is not the Bush lies, which is old hat by now, but that media so perfidiously turned their back on the truth. I’ve always respected Bob Scheer, and this saddens me greatly.

Are we so downtrodden that this country is unable to cry out in disgust at the lies and lives lost due to this president and his sidekicks?  I urge everyone to look at the outcry over immigration and then decide whether they ought to think about standing up like for our country and its principles like the Hispanics and others did for being able to live here.  When will we rise from the comatose state we have been in?

Shame. Shame. Shame. Shame.

Yes, Mr. Scheer, not reporting on this was gross dereliction of duty on your part and on the part of all parties privy. 

Yet another failure of our proud nation, this one falling squarely on the shoulders of those with the megaphones, so often employed to trumpet their own meritorious service to our freedom and democracy.

I pray to hope that this serves as another impetus to drive the bile to your throat and pen. 

This story reminds that it cannot be more obvious that our media is in too few hands.

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The thing that made me suspicious that the Bush regime feared there were no weapons of mass destruction was the haste to go to war before the U.N. inspectors finished their job.

This is like crying over spilled milk.  Many editorials have been waxing poetic about the intelligence failures, spineless media, and corrupt decision making in government already.  The response to the 60 Minutes piece, noted by Scheer, or lack thereof is expected.  We should all be grateful that 60 Minutes aired the piece anyway so that more light could be shed on the loopy logic used to go to war, right?  After all, we are all pushing for a free press and all that other garbage in Iraq and Afghanistan.  Sure, timing could have been better, but do we honestly expect any better from the mainstream media?  The next time the pundits and “journalists” in the media start talking about how Americans are jaded by the news and politics…..well…nevermind.

I am disappointed in you, Mr. Scheer.  I have read your columns faithfully for many years, primarily because it has not been your usual practice not to play by the corporate/puppet media’s rules of self-censorship.  That you did so in the midst of a nip-and-tuck election campaign crucial to the future of this republic is inexcusable.  I expected CBS to turn turtle, but not you.

That said, keep up the good work otherwise.

Thanks for not letting up! I remember Jay Rockefeller was one of only a few senators who didn’t let up after Bush’s fake yellowcake statement in the state of the union address. I encouraged him then, and I encourage you now, don’t ever let up. This is serious business, and critically important for the wellbeing of the United States.

AND a character failure! Maybe it stuck in their craw as well, but Colin Powell & others did Bush’s bidding too…. Remember, “the price of freedom is eternal vigilance,” (Jefferson), and Eisenhower’s caution to “beware the military-industrial complex!”

The only forum that such information will have an affect is the impeachment of bush and cheney. I am motivated as never before to fight for what remains of democracy in this country.  We must return Democrats to control of either the House or Senate. Only then will we have a complete accounting of those responsible for this debacle.

comandante che reads the never ending stories on the truth of how bush and his ilk lied the world into war like a never changing weather report.  rain today, rain tomorrow, rain, rain, rain.  there does indeed come a time when you don’t need a weatherman to state out the obvious.  so perhaps it isn’t a surprise that comandante che barely shrugs at the content of mr drumheller’s interview with cbs. 
what is more disturbing is to learn how cbs CAVED in its orignal broadcast date.  another example of how major elements of the international broadcast media betrayed the very nations they claimed to inform in the run up to, and the fall out from, this disaster called iraq.
one never forgets this fact…much the american and british media have blood on its hands over this war.  they became purveyors of a white house policy (not to forget number ten downing street, kennel of the lapdog blair) to not only mislead, but to rape and pillage the very essence of language…to abuse and degrade the truth of words till they were nothing but sand, to be spun and re-spun into the candy floss building blocks of a new and improved tower of babel.
mr scheer is to be complimented and saluted on his ‘confession time’.  one only wishes he’d blown it wide open two years ago.  one suspects he does as well.

I knew every bit of this all along. It just smelled this way. It was so obvious, it’s hard to forgive anyone in Congress who voted for that war resolution. Remember Tarik Aziz? Back in the fall of 02 I heard him say something like, “We don’t have any WMD and we are cooperating fully with the U.N. inspectors. We know this is just a pretext and you’re coming anyway. But when you get here, you will find nothing but shadows”. Those words had the ring of truth then. Tarik Aziz and Saddam Hussein are honorable men compared with Bush and Cheney.

while it’s great that people are finally coming forward to call out this administration on its criminality, where were all these people before the war started?  why does it take so long to come forward.  there seems to be a pattern developing here, someone comes forward with allegations of incompetence or deliberate misrepresentation, there’s an uproar for a few days then it goes away.  we’ve seen it with paul o’neill, richard clarke, and more recently with paul pillar and now drumheller.  why is the media not raising hell??  as you yourself acknowledge, the mainstream media has cowed to pressure from the administration at every turn.  this is an absolute disgrace.  the fact that CBS, and you Mr. Scheer, would suppress important information for political reasons, especially when it concerns life or death issues such as war, is sickening.  that’s not journalism.  it’s propagandizing.  where are the muckrakers?  we need them desperately.

As has become so obvious, this administration was looking for justification to reshape the World.  And why did the 7th tower fall?

Bob,
Interesting piece on Sabri. I feel compelled to point, however, out that German intelligence is called the Bundesnachrichtendienst or BND, not CIS. Yours from Berlin

It still amazes me that the so called Liberal Media ignores the fact that “w” led us into a war on the false pretext of WMD’s. Maybe the media is not Liberal or they would be all over the story. Our media seems to be afraid of Teflon “w.” It is if our media is afraid to attack his corrupt administration for fear of retribution. Does the media fear attacking the deceitful adminstration for fear of swimming with the fishes? The adminstration is guilty of failing to analyze the Iraq information coherently. Or as “w” tells us, we saw the same information that he did. Perhaps “w” should send his former drunk daughters to go fight the war on terrorism.

I don’t know who is most guilty for getting us into the illegal Iraq War of Choice; the Bush Administration or the main stream media.

I almost attacked your mea culpa; but you’re not at blame—George W. Bush and Dick Cheney are the real culprits in this most heinous affair called the Iraq War of Choice.

As I think of the Bush/Cheney lies and the unnecessary deaths of almost 2,400 Americans; tens of thousand Americans severely injured; and unknown numbers of Iraqi civilians killed as a result of those lies, my blood boils; so I better stop here.

As an anthropologist who has conducted archaeological fieldwork, I decided to dig for answers to questions in 2002 when it was patently clear that the Bush administration was determined to attack Iraq. Researching the hawks promoting invasion I found the following:

The following is the URL link to a policy paper written by Richard Perle in 1996 entitled, “A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm”. Richard Perle is one of the hawks promoting the invasion of Iraq.

http://www.israeleconomy.org/strat1.htm

And below is the URL link to a letter written in 1998 to then President Bill Clinton calling on him to remove “.... Saddam Hussein’s regime from power.”

http://newamericancentury.org/iraqclintonletter.htm

What is especially significant are the people who signed this letter back in 1998, people like Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz, Richard Armitage, and Donald Rumsfeld.

After the terror and confusion of 9/11 in 2001 (which had nothing to do with Iraq), they were able to implement their planned invasion of Iraq using the deception of WMD’s and non-existent links between Iraq and al-Qa’ida.

Iran and Syria are next on their list.

Since Americans have been getting a “snow job” from the Bush Administration for so long on matters of war and peace it somehow seems very appropriate that the name of the new White House Press Secretary’s is Snow! Talk about transparency!

Yeah, but what the hell do we do to get our lapdog congress investigating the president?

Rolling Stone magazine has an article calling Bush the worst president in history. Worse than Nixon. Worse than Reagan, Hoover and Buchanan.

Congress was willing to impeach Clinton for a blowjob. They put his administration under a microscope and we got nothing for the money wasted. Why is it so hard to see the deceit of King George II?

Mr Scheer,

I’m German and I never heard of an intelligence service named “CIS” here. Perhaps you mean BND (Bundesnachrichtendienst)? There is no good translation for that, but “Federal Intelligence Service” might be good enough. The BND ran Curveball.

To my best knowledge, we warned the CIA (and anybody else who’d listen) about Curveball, because he tried to pull the same scam we fell for with others.

We have to demand the truth from reporters and other media outlets because the United States can’t afford another 3 years with Bush and his cohorts in office.

We have moved on to the next lie ... bigger and badder than the previous lie ... it’s Chicken Little and “the sky is falling!”  ... “Now it is falling for sure!” ... “People it is REALLY falling this time!”

And all these lies are directed at preserving our hegemony over middle eastern oil. Duh!

And the fact that the Holy Scripture of our side ALSO calls for a climactic showdown in the same region ... all I can say is, “WOW!” ... talk about a random fortuitous confluence for power-mongers who believe in using the religious beliefs of a people to unite them behind a global strategy.

Didn’t we get some sort of thousand year millenium gibberish once before? Wasn’t that Hitler’s idea also? And the “religious” idea of a pure race?

Now we have God’s Chosen Peoples and the Return of Jesus Christ leading to the millenium.

And to keep the doubters in line ... “The sky is TOO gonna fall. See, here’s a piece of it.”

I’ve been asking on my blog, how many whistle-blowers will it take for people to get fed up?  I’m afraid they’re getting leak fatigue at this point..

http://jpsgoddamnblog.blogspot.com/2006/04/how-many-leakers-will-it-take.html

Time to impeach the lying, spying Son of a Bush.

Let’s help our friend Robert Greenwald make his new movie “Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers” before the November elections:  http://www.drsusanblock.com/blog/

We have moved on to the next lie ... bigger and badder than the previous lie ... it’s Chicken Little and “the sky is falling!”  ... “Now it is falling for sure!” ... “People it is REALLY falling this time!”

And all these lies are directed at preserving our hegemony over middle eastern oil. Duh!

And the fact that the Holy Scripture of our side ALSO calls for a climactic showdown in the same region ... all I can say is, “WOW!” ... talk about a random fortuitous confluence for power-mongers who believe in using the religious beliefs of a people to unite them behind a global strategy.

Didn’t we get some sort of thousand year millenium gibberish once before? Wasn’t that Hitler’s idea also? And the “religious” idea of a pure race?

Now we have God’s Shosen Peoples and the Return of Jesus Christ leading to the millenium.

And to keep the doubters in line ... “The sky is TOO gonna fall. See, here’s a piece of it.

It seems it’s time for Senator Reid to shut down the Senate again to force Senator Roberts to complete Phase Two.

To the Editor:
    I continue to be utterly nonplussed at the lack of reaction and outrage at ever more damning and credible sources who confirm - again and again - that the road to war was paved with lies.  Where is the media?  Where is the populace?  Where are the Democrats? 
    Where are we going?  And why am I in this handbasket?

Yours, Whitney Green