Mmmm, Burger (C.J.) |
06-20-2005 05:15 PM |
bin Laden
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Originally posted by Spanky
Let me gets this straight. If our elected representatives stop making conclusions and trying to effect foreign policy without any of the pertinent facts, and instead do some investigation and try to obtain a good portion of the facts before making conclusions and sounding off, our contry is headed down the road to dictatorship and oppression?
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I have no idea what that's coming from in what I said. Did Paigow get into you?
Let's see what happened:
1. Goss makes a cryptic statement about bin Laden
2. I asked why he made it, speculating that it seemed odd.
3. You said it could have a strategic/intelligence purpose.
4. Accordingly, any questioning of it was misplaced an unwise.
Now, 3 I could see, but seems pretty thin, as there are plenty of ways to reach bin Laden through less public channels of communication (e.g., unnamed sources, counterintelligence "chatter"). Likewise for any diplomatic issues. If there truly is a problem with sovereignty issues, why is Goss making public statements about it as opposed to having Condi Rice make the proper inquiries? If someone's dicking you over, and you want them to change, you don't say it in public.
As for 4, why bother with a politics board if not? For that matter, why bother with debate and dissent in Congress?
Did paigow get to you over the weekend?
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