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lol....think I'll give them a call and make an appointment with Wolfowitz to discuss how he sold the war with Iraq.

He should be interested. No?

About 2 1/2 years ago I tried for days on end, around the clock to call PNAC and there was NEVER an answer at the number.

Holy cow, lefty, now you got me really curious about their EMAIL ... I wonder if they'll respond? Better use my anonymous email address , and from a public/corporate IP address that doesn't belong to me

Only a very public one is good like a high traffic library. If the library connection requires any type of payment use their cash to card system or if they require a library card you might want to go to a different library. Corporate connections have ways of being tracked since they belong to the corporation and have no rights of privacy even implied.

Then there's always McDonald's ... seriously, I've seen 'em for public use there!

Let's not ever forget that these maggots are still around...and looking for historical redemption.


[url=http://www.washingtonindependent.com/view/the-return-of-the]The Return of the Neocons
Bush Hawks Aggressively Working to Rewrite Accepted Iraq War History
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Ever since the Rumsfeld era at the Pentagon ended abruptly in the aftermath of the Democratic victory in the 2006 mid-term elections, the civilian hawks who ruled the Defense Dept. during the early years of the Iraq war have remained largely silent. They have not engaged publicly even as their culpability for the Iraq war's myriad failures has congealed into accepted wisdom.

But for the Pentagon troika most identified with Iraq – former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, former Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz and former Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Douglas Feith -- silence has not equaled happiness. It certainly has not meant acceptance of their fate at the hands of the many journalists, former generals and assorted ex-members of the Bush administration who have taken to the cable talk fests and the nation’s media outlets to reject and denounce them. Nor does it mean they walk the aisles at Barnes & Noble with equanimity while scanning shelves filled with books that lay the fault for George W. Bush’s failed presidency at their doorstep.


MORE at the link.




THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION IN ONE SENTENCE

Abject failure.