~e; VP Cheney and current EM events
From
human being <human@electronetwork.org>
Date
Fri, 6 Feb 2004 12:24:34 -0600
Apparently no news organizations are republishing
this story, yet it is very important to all current news
events and also is very related to electromagnetism
in its cultural role- from issues of war, to strategies to
control natural resource, to businesses related to the
industries and how they interface in the world, to who
is represented by governments and how they operate,
to threats to peoples, through these same forces, with
WMD, weaponry, forged documents about Uranium,
then the role of media in the outing of covert agents,
to the .US energy task force and its being stalled in
the (supreme) court, who just happens to be seen on
an unofficial duck hunt with the Judge of the case
using Airforce 2, to a residency in nuclear bunker...
here are a few important quotes, a must-read report:
The day Cheney was rocked to the core
By Jim Lobe
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_Page/FB07Aa03.html
'While Tenet didn't say anything explicitly about Cheney, he certainly
didn't do much to dispel the increasingly strong impression in
Washington ... that, of all of Bush's senior advisers, Cheney and his
staff worked hardest to hype what the intelligence community was saying
about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass
destruction programs.' ... 'While the intelligence community had
concluded that Saddam wanted nuclear weapons, Tenet declared, it also
made clear as of late 2002 that Saddam had none, and that he probably
would not have been able to make one until some time between 2007 and
2009, at the earliest.' ... 'That assertion, of course, raises a major
question. If the intelligence community agreed that Saddam had no
nuclear weapons, where did Cheney get the information that would
substantiate his statement on the very day that the US launched its
invasion last March: "And we believe he has, in fact, reconstituted
nuclear weapons."' ... 'The answer, according to Democratic members of
the Congressional intelligence committees, who have become increasingly
outspoken in recent days, is that Cheney and his staff had an
independent source of "intelligence" outside the formal intelligence
community.' ... 'In the legal profession, Tenet's reply ["the rest of
it, I don't know."] is called a negative pregnant, an apparent denial
that suggests that further questioning may be fruitful....' ... 'But if
Cheney felt displeased by Tenet's performance, things only got worse -
much worse - later in the afternoon.....' [outing of CIA officer
Valerie Plame by staff, possibly Cheney himself, during time of forged
Uranium docs...]
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