I am looking into the odd and contradictory comments of Richard Ben-Veniste concerning the July 10, 2001 meeting between Cofer Black and George Tenet, and Condi Rice. It looks like Ben-Veniste is walking back the cat. He is muddying the waters. It’s a good thing, too. Because the timeline was beginning to fall apart rather transparently. If I find anything worth reporting, I will.
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If A.G. Ashcroft was so afraid not to fly on commercial airliners, why wasn’t the American public warned. It is painfully obvious, that after stealing the 2000 election from Al Gore, W’s administration failed to protect America.
Ben-Veniste now contradicts his earlier statements. He’s having a little problem with the truth. One wonders what pressure was brought to bear that achieved consensus to scrub the report.
My CodePink Portland Pal, Linda is in this. AP photo from the Senate “hearing” last week. She’s the first “T”.
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October 03, 2006
Bill Moyers is a veteran television journalist for PBS and the president of the Schumann Center for Media and Democracy. “Capitol Crimes,” the first episode of Bill Moyers’ latest series of documentary specials , airs Wednesday on PBS. (Check local listings.) Click Here to listen to an audio version of this commentary.
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