How can it be considered "testimony" if it's NOT under oath??

..Every single media whore outlet has a headline stating that * and the puppetmaster are "testifying" or "giving testimony" today to the 9/11 commission....If you're not under oath, isn't it more of a chat than anything else?

Plus, no transcript of the "testimony"??? WTF...so much for being open and honest....

These criminals make me sick....

it's a 'chat'

"Bush and Cheney will give gossip to the 9/11 Commission today..." :crazy:

free to propagandize

...characterize the Bush/Cheney "testimony." One TV report said Bush/Cheney would have THREE LAWYERS present. That includes WH counsel to Bush, Alberto Gonzales (sp?).

Maybe it's the 911-commissioners who will be on the hot seat and facing a High Noon shootout.

on Faux this morning was saying that she wished they would testify under oath. She'll probably be looking for another job tomorrow...

no female dog, not even one who can talk should be hosting a tv show.

She stated that whenever a President is sworn in under oath they have to uphold the Constitution and be truthful at all times. Does anyone know what the Oath of the Presidency is and to what extent it can be used in a court of law? But it is all meaningless anyway. What the Crooked Ones say will never be released.

Remember it was "about the lie" not the sex. Hypocrites.

If they don't "testify" under "oath," then we can't hang them for perjury when they're finally proven to be liars! A transcript would be a word-by-word account of exactly what they said in the meeting... that's the last thing they want floating around.

:bounce:

Testifying under oath is too "Clintonesque."

that will have a Q & L period, questions and lying.

Matter of fact, I've heard that Tricky Dick dressed up like Barbara Streisand for the occasion.

PROVE ME WRONG!!!!!

makes his own laws
has his own talking heads
and has God on his side.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=544&ncid=703&e=3&u=/ap/20040429/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_sept_11_commission_scene



By SCOTT LINDLAW, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - The setting of President Bush (news - web sites)'s meeting with the Sept. 11 commission resembled countless previous sessions in the Oval Office: The president in a high-backed chair, fireplace behind him, guests arrayed before him on light-colored couches.





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Flanking Bush in a matching blue-and-beige chair was Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites); after resisting any appearance by Bush, the White House had insisted that they appear together.

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In addition to Cheney, Bush was joined by his top in-house attorney, White House counsel Alberto Gonzales, plus two of Gonzales's staff members whom the White House refused to identify.



the Rose Garden was bursting with tulips.


project the maximum aura of the presidency to the visitors.


A bust of Winston Churchill over the fireplace and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln kept watch over the proceedings.



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Just pass me them thar cookies and milk ........its so homey.....

It's an outrage, and it's a double-outrage that the media is *once again*, rolling over like the cheap whores they are, and not savaging these criminals for their special treatment crap.