So you think W should be punished for removing a madman like the
Sandman?
Larry Miller
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From: Leland Jackson [mailto:lelandj /AT/ mail .D.O.T smvfp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 2:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [OT] Captives told to claim torture
I don't think anyone has been able to hold President Bush, and his
Administration, accountable for anything yet, including the
intelligences failure that provided a false rational for the war with
Iraq. Once the truth of any failure is brought to light, the finger
pointing begins, those in position of leadership over the organization
that produced the failure are promoted, the doctrine of plausible
deniablity is invoked, and nobody is punished. I've never seen anything
like it. <g>
Regards,
LelandJ
Stephen the Cook wrote:
>Leland Jackson <> wrote this on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 1:03 PM:
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>>hold my final judgment until later. However, right now, I'm feel the
>>responsibility for the prison abuse must rest with the Commander and
>>Chief, and his Cabinet; whether, due to a lack of a policy specially
>>discouraging prisoner abuse, or due to a policy that encouraged abuse,
>>or due to the administration's acquiescence to the abuse.
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>I don't think it's that level at all. I'd say that the ones running
the
>prison and the flow of information from there are were the blame lies.
Past
>that it's not relevant.
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>>To say that President Bush, and his administration have no
>>responsibility in this tragedy; because, it was an isolated incident
>>of
>>a few bad apples, and couldn't be helped, does not hold the
>>administration accountable for its failure.
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>They have as much as you or I do. Not more but not less.
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>You really have to follow the intel out of the prisons to see who was
>demanding what.
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>Stephen Russell
>S.R. & Associates
>Memphis, TN 38115
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>901.246-0159
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>http://spaces.msn.com/members/srussell/
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