Hersh: Cheney & Co. Discussed How to Trigger War With Iran
You may have already seen this, but it bears re-posting far and wide: The inimitable Seymour Hersh gave truly disturbing details, during the Campus Progress journalism conference in July, expounding upon his article from that month's New Yorker about the Bush administration's attempts to find a cause for war against Iran in late 2007.You may have already seen this, but it bears re-posting far and wide: The inimitable Seymour Hersh gave truly disturbing details, during the Campus Progress journalism conference in July, expounding upon his article from that month’s New Yorker about the Bush administration’s attempts to find a cause for war against Iran in late 2007.
Clip via ThinkProgress.org:
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