Ashcroft Terrorist News Conference

5.26.04 | Joe Hadenuf

[Joe Hadenuf]

Anyone watching this. I didn't see it posted.

[two23]

thanks--see post 305, I have already acknowledged the correction to two other posters.

[Dolphy]

She likes Bush's WOT, but she is appalled that he can't tell us unambiguously WHO the top players are, & their Iraq connection.

I like her very much and I'm sorry I missed her on C-Span this morning. And to an extent I agree with her regarding the Bush Administration. I would like to think that there is a strategic reason for their choice. It may be because of the entrenched bureaucracies she refers to but I don't think men like the President, Vice President and Rumsfeld would be handcuffed by such things beyond refusing to have the debate in public. I can't blame them is they don't want to risk having their mission undermined by bureaucrats named "anonymous sources" and the media they feed.

[JustPiper]

We have been following terror threats since 11/03 and if you would like to know how bad things truly are, we have logged 8 threads of credible info etc. here:

Threat Matrix: Daily Terror Threat - Thread Eight

[Darlin']

1960's redux

[Darlin']

"That being said, I have a strong suspicion that there is a huge amount going on behind the curtain here. These guys aren't typically this nervous, and this "chatter" is extremely important diagnostically. I suspect they have far more than we know. "

Unquestionably. Apparently, from this increased "chatter" they've learned some things they can corroborate and believe it to be a serious, credible threat.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Agree. Depending on circumstances, it could get extremely ugly and not just for the victims of a terrorist attack.

[txrangerette]

She passed around lots of blame
for the "unspoken of" Iraqi Intel
connection to WTC '93 & 'O1, plus
to al-Qaida(and who THEY are).

She blamed State/CIA most of all.

About Bush, she thinks the public
would back his Iraq policy so much
more if they knew what she knows,
but the President won't go there.
She's worried the Media/Dems are
taking him down.

[Dog]

Finally home from work ....busy news day huh?

[oceanview]

the Gore speech at NYU is the most shocking - just seeing it now. unreal. he has had a total mental breakdown.

[Dog]

I just saw a brief clip on O'Rielly..

[oceanview]

that's nothing, nothing. OReilly "censored" it. Savage played the clips in full. total insanity. screaming for everyone to resign, just nuts.

[piasa]

These photos have been out for a year.

[Peach]

I really can't even digest this right now; housefull of kids and siblings.

I do wish the administration would come clean about some aspects of the WOT but guess it comes down to an issue of trust.

I trust the administration and if they are keeping quiet I think it's for a good reason.

[Finny]

I will allow a delay on Graham. I saw Clancy on Hannity and Colmes. He does not get a pass from me.

I saw Graham with Hillary on FNS. Graham does not get a pass from me. He was an enabler for Hillary, helping her to accomplish her goal of looking balanced, fair, reasonable, moderate. I was disgusted with Graham. It was sickening to see him willingly allow himself to be used to help the most dangerous person in America -- and that's what Hillary is.

[NCjim]

Mark for later

[A Citizen Reporter]

Was there nothing more disgusting than that interview. Graham makes me sorry to say that he's a Republican.

[markman46]

and a former SOCAL resident to boot.. from orange cty too

[TeleStraightShooter]

".... looking at the threats we face here in the homeland."

[Brad’s Gramma]

Ping a lingy to 438

[Grampa Dave]

Al Goron aka Al Ghorroid is such a perfect candidate for the great Freeper Graphic arts.