Anyone watching Wolfowitz testify in front of the Armed Services Committe

on C-SPAN today?

Wanna make a bet he starts telling happy Iraqi stories instead of answering questions?

Everybody will get wet!:evilgrin:

just getting ready to go to lunch, thought I'd check in to see what's up and I get hit with this image. Yuk!

war criminals weaken my appetite, too. :silly:

The "extreme vacation" freakazoids are starting...kinda like Survivor?

Oh, and are they pissed at the Wolf that they have abandoned the oil fields to the insurgents?

He has enough brains... he did this war intentionally...SCUM criminal killer.
Favor to ask: when he finishes spouting his stupid lies and people start asking questions, could somebody notify us? It would be so nice...

maybe I missed it, did he mention Riggs Bank or Jonathan Bush?

with ISI Chief Mahmoud Ahmad on the morning of 9-11. Ahmad is the guy who gave Mohammed Atta $100,000 the week before the attack.

n/t

http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO206A.html

Eight months later on the 18th of May, two days after the "BUSH KNEW" headline hit the tabloids, the Washington Post published an article on Porter Goss, entitled: "A Cloak But No Dagger; An Ex-Spy Says He Seeks Solutions, Not Scapegoats for 9/11". Focussing on his career as a CIA agent, the article largely served to underscore the integrity and commitment of Porter Goss to waging a "war on terrorism". Yet in an isolated paragraph, the article acknowledged the mysterious 9-11 breakfast meeting with ISI Chief Mahmoud Ahmad, while also confirming that "Ahmad :ran a spy agency notoriously close to Osama bin Laden and the Taliban":

"Now the main question facing Goss, as he helps steer a joint House-Senate investigation into the Sept. 11 attacks, is why nobody in the far-flung intelligence bureaucracy -- 13 agencies spending billions of dollars -- paid attention to the enemy among us. Until it was too late.

Goss says he is looking for solutions, not scapegoats. "A lot of nonsense," he calls this week's uproar about a CIA briefing that alerted President Bush, five weeks before Sept. 11, that Osama bin Laden's associates might be planning airline hijackings.

"None of this is news, but it's all part of the finger-pointing," Goss declared yesterday in a rare display of pique. "It's foolishness."

(...) Goss has repeatedly refused to blame an "intelligence failure" for the terror attacks. As a 10-year veteran of the CIA's clandestine operations wing, Goss prefers to praise the agency's "fine work."

(...)

On the morning of Sept. 11, Goss and Graham were having breakfast with a Pakistani general named Mahmud Ahmed -- the soon-to-be-sacked head of Pakistan's intelligence service. Ahmed ran a spy agency notoriously close to Osama bin Laden and the Taliban. 17

I was actually refering to Pauly saying that the OSP was made up of 2 people and he thought it had become something of and urban legend!

And specifically, the request for "funding flexibility" scares me.
The civilian management of our military are incrementally removing, or attempting to remove, any of the checks and balances inherent in our federal structure.

us 100 to 1???? WTF???? Has the saliva penetrated his brain when he combs his hair?

our enemies have out spent us 100 to 1?

Saddam according to the 9/11 report. AlZarkawai in the north of Iraq was tolerated and maybe sponsored by Saddam...wasn't the north the part he could not touch because of the no fly zone????