To: Ichneumon
37 posted on
04/15/2004 3:44:06 AM PDT by
Diogenesis
(If you mess with one of us, you mess with all of us)
To: Diogenesis
Consider it Freeped:
To the 9-11 Commission Panel members:
I am truly disgusted with the actions and statements of Commission Chairman, Mr. Thomas Kean. As an American, I am equally disgusted with Commission member Jamie Gorelick and demand that Mr. Kean remove Ms. Gorelick from any further 'service' on the Federal 9-11 Commision panel immediately.
She has been less than truthful concerning her own complicity in the events that led to the murder of 3000 Americans on September 11th, 2001. Her presence on this panel when juxtaposed with her actions while working for the Clinton Administration is a conflict of interest that should be rectified by her immediate dismissal.
Mr. Kean's statement that "People ought to stay out of our business" exposes him as well as a partisan Democratic hack. If he has any shred of integrity, he will send her packing and get on with conducting the PEOPLE'S business.
Regards,
A concerned American
80 posted on
04/15/2004 5:23:23 AM PDT by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Election '04..It's going to be a bumpy ride,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø)
To: kattracks; Diogenesis
Here's the email I sent. Thank you for the address, Diogenesis.
Dear Mr. Kean:
I was originally planning to write to you to demand that Jamie Gorelick be removed immediately from this commission. As an active creator of the circumstances that led to 9/11, she cannot be impartial and therefore has no business participating in the final report. And as if the 1995 memo weren't enough, the news has also come out that she is a partner in a law firm representing Saudi Arabian interests with funding ties to al-Qaeda!
The fact that the Tom Daschle chose her and the other four attack dogs, instead of less partisan Democrats such as Zell Miller, speaks volumes about the true purpose of this 9/11 commission--for the Democrats, it is about destroying President Bush, not reaching the truth of what happened.
However, I have also read that you have stated publicly that the people--ordinary citizens--should "stay out of our business." Mr. Kean, the 9/11 is not YOUR business. It is work funded by taxpayer dollars and it is the people's business. What arrogance!
For that statement, you owe an immediately apology to the American people, along with an official statement requesting Ms. Gorelick's resignation. That is the only way the final product of the partisan dog-and-pony show that the 9/11 commission has become will have any shred of credibility at all.
To: Diogenesis
Sent today:
Dear Mr. Kean: I respectfully request that both you and Ms. Gorelick resign from the 911 commission immediately for two completely separate reasons. The reasons Ms. Gorelick should not be on the panel are obvious and painful. It is clear at this point that her actions should be a prime, if not the prime, target of the commission's investigation. How can she maintain any appearance of objectivity under the circumstances? Why should she be allowed any input into a report that probably ought to be criticizing her own actions? Members of the public may well conclude that her recent nasty interrogation of Ms. Rice was not motivated by any honest quest for truth; but by Ms. Gorelick's desire to shift blame from her own shoulders. I was also deeply disturbed by your recent 'stay out of the commissions business' comment. Frankly, your salary is paid by the taxpayers and it is not your business. Your comment has deeply wounded the credibility of the commission. Together with Ms. Gorelick's deep conflict of interest, the two of you have raised an appearance of lack of partiality and a disinterest in acquiring the truth. I had hoped that the commission would actually conduct a constructive investigation into the causes of 911 and how to prevent further events of this nature. That was probably too much to hope for in an election year. Instead, you, as chairman, have allowed the commission to be turned into a wing of the Kerry for President campaign by aggressive partisanship on the part of Ms. Gorelick and Mr. Ben-Veniste. The case for Ms. Gorelick's resignation or involuntary removal is urgent and overwhelming if the commission is to retain any credibility at all. The case for your resignation is altogether different. I admit was an admirer of yours when you served as Governor. But the 911 commission has turned into a partisan circus on your watch. Your recent comments have wounded its appearance of partiality. Perhaps it is time for you to step down also in the interest of letting the commission regain its credibility under other leadership.
To: Diogenesis
To the Honorable Thomas Kean:
9/11 was the worst day in my life as an American. The events of that
day changed the United States and the world forever.
You are chairing a corrupt partisan commission that is brings shame
and disgrace to our country and system of government.
Step back for a moment and look at what you are participating in.
A man of good conscience and character would close the hearings
and disband the commission. You do not really want this farce on
your resume.
Please do the right thing and close this which hunt down or at least
resign in protest.
127 posted on
04/15/2004 7:48:48 AM PDT by
Cyber Ninja
(His legacy is a stain on the dress.)
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