To elaborate just a bit about what I mean:
Tenet was the one who sold Bush on the WMD stockpiles being a "slam dunk."
The same Tenet who said so under Clinton, got the whole Clinton foreign
policy apparatus to profess it loudly---with all the current Democrats who
criticize Bush's "intelligence failure" singing along---in 1998.
Then Bush goes in and, for whatever reason, they aren't there. Egg on face.
Then there's this Joe Wilson character, sipping tea in Niger and returning
home to declare a reference to British intelligence report in the
President's state of the Union address a lie---an assessment which was later
reaffirmed, by the way.
Then there's this Richard Clarke character, feeling slighted for what he
believed was a demotion from the job to which he was "entitled", coming out
and making his decade long failure to unravel the Al Qaeda plot look like
the failure of an administration in office barely 8 mos after a bitter
election contest.
To suppose that there might be anti-Bush CIA agents in Langley doesn't
strike me as absurd at face value. Every institution in the last few decades
has been horribly politicized and the myth of the "honest civil servant" is
rapidly becoming a joke. This is sad.
- Bob
! -----Original Message-----
! From: profox-bounces (at) leafe D.OT com [mailto:profox-bounces@leafe.com] On Behalf
! Of Bob Calco
! Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 11:48 AM
! To: 'ProFox Email List'
! Subject: RE: [OT] CIA in deep Qaqaa
!
!
! !
! ! Oh, give me a F&*King break......
! !
! ! this is really getting pathetic.
!
! I thought it was more amusing than anything. But I do believe Tenet was a
! liability for Bush from Day One, and fault him for trusting Tenet to the
! bitter end. Bush kept a lot of Clinton holdovers after the transition, in
! the spirit of the New Tone and all, but many have come back in the
! political
! season to bite him for pure partisan gain.
!
! To deny that is to deny reality.
!
! - Bob
!
! !
! ! Alan Wyne
! !
! ! At 11:17 AM 10/30/2004, you wrote:
! ! >http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=41190
! ! >
! ! >- - -
! ! >
! ! >By Dr. Jack Wheeler
! ! >C 2004 WorldNetDaily.com
! ! >
! ! >Since new CIA Director Porter Goss blocked the October Surprise agency
! ! >left-wingers had prepared against Bush (discussed in "Porter At The
! Pass"
! ! >last week), they desperately rigged another one, working with Mohammed
! ! >ElBaradei at the U.N.
! ! >
! ! >What nobody is focusing on in Al Qaqaagate is that the CIA is behind
! it.
! ! The
! ! >anti-Bush lefties are now known as the "Rogue Weasels" at Langley, and
! ! they
! ! >are frantic to do whatever they can to elect Kerry. They cooked up this
! ! >entire phony "tons of missing explosives" scandal, sweet-talked the
! head
! ! of
! ! >the U.N.'s nuclear inspection agency, ElBaradei, to carry their water
! and
! ! >leak it to CBS - which drooled at the opportunity to spring the story
! on
! ! >election eve. They then briefed Kerry and prepared his instant assault
! on
! ! >Bush once the surprise broke.
! ! >
! ! >But some clever pro-Bush Langley folks, seeing they couldn't spike the
! ! story
! ! >at CBS, sweet-talked the New York Times into jumping the gun, spoiling
! ! the
! ! >surprise and giving the Bush campaign time to tear the phony scandal
! ! apart.
! ! >Then they leaked it to Drudge, whose website promptly blew the lid off
! ! the
! ! >whole scam.
! ! >
! ! >The Al Qaqaa scandal (the site of the "missing" explosives in Iraq is
! ! named
! ! >Al Qaqaa - isn't that just too beautiful?) becomes Al Qaqaagate, and
! ! Kerry
! ! >ends up looking like the opportunist fool he is, so clueless he doesn't
! ! >realize he's accusing American soldiers in Iraq of "incredible
! ! incompetence"
! ! >rather than Bush.
! ! >
! ! >This was the last gasp of the Rogue Weasels. Porter's Purge is coming -
! ! >upwards of 80 Bush-hating left-wing Kerry stooges are going to be fired
! ! at
! ! >the CIA in November. Looks like the pro-America guys are going to be
! ! running
! ! >the Company once again.
! ! >
! ! >- - -
! ! >
! ! >Bush should have dumped Tenet from day one. That was a mistake and it
! ! sounds
! ! >like he's quietly admitted it.
! ! >
! ! >- Bob
! ! >
! ! >
! ! >
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