Well worth the read.
You may have noticed that George Tenet prefers to talk about the aftermath of “Operation Iraqi Freedom”, to wit, the U.S. occupation and the Iraqi insurgency. He admits that the CIA did get some things wrong—such as certifying the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq when, in fact, those weapons and stockpiles had been destroyed years before, under UN supervision. In the next breath, Tenet takes pride that the CIA began warning the Administration early on about the insurgency. He deeply regrets that the White House, the National Security Council, and the Pentagon were not interested, and ignored the warnings. More
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2003/dec/06/argentina.usa
Kissenger - peace prize.
Obama - peace prize.
Nobel must be turning in his grave.
He reportedly does not travel abroad without consulting his lawyers about the possibility of his arrest.
No kidding; him and one or two others.
08/08/11
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-walden/somalia-henry-kissinger-m_b_920209.html
January 31, 2015
While McCain called us disgraceful, what is really disgraceful is the Senate calling in a tired old war criminal to testify about “Global Challenges and the U.S. National Security Strategy.” After horribly tragic failed wars, not just in Vietnam but over the last decade in Iraq and Afghanistan, it’s time for the US leaders like John McCain to bring in fresh faces and fresh ideas. We owe it to the next generation that will be cleaning up the bloody legacy left behind by Kissinger for years to come.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article40856.htm
Thank you for the link.
You're welcome my dear.
Isn't there an adage about, if you kill one, kill a dozen, kill thousands? It escapes at the moment.
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