Tenet's knife out for Condi Rice:-

WebIndia ^ | 1/17/05 | staff

[conservativecorner]

Tenet throwing stones at others is laughable. The gas bag had years to address international muslim terrorism and the possibility of attacks within the US, yet sadly for the 3,000 dead of 9/11 he did squat. His incompetence is well documented. There was a study recently released that clearly shows the Apple Dumplin' Gang comprised of CIA management was negligent in it's collective duty to protect the US.

[Lucky2]

Words of wisdom from a clinton appointee...sarcasm off. You know he's trying to pass the buck in order to make himself look good. I blame all of this on the 8 years of clinton and their minions doing trying to do the work that should have been left for adults!

[Miles the Slasher]

""He (Tenet) claims she (Rice) was incompetent, that she didn't do her job" when it came to protecting the country from terrorists," the paper quotes a source as saying."

Absurd. This is Tenet, who headed the CIA - specifically created in part to prevent another Pearl Harbor-like surprise attack on the U.S. In this, both Tenet and the CIA failed miserably. This is inescapable.

His head should have rolled on 9/12, along with every division chiefs' head in the DO and the DI.

Why Bush kept him on as long as he did afterwards is beyond me. I imagine to keep his "enemies" close, so that Tenet couldn't write a Bush/Rice-bashing, tell-all book during election campaign to save his own sorry @$$ reputation.

[pissant]

I'm just posting the story. Heck, the India website is probably as reliable as the NY Times. So take it all with a grain of salt.

[SaltyJoe]

The more Condi works, the more she succeeds.

Tenet will be seen by the public the same way the military seeks retired General Clark: as a sleazy wimp and blow hard.

The Clinton legacy had their chance to make a better world. Instead of disrupting those who have the job now, they should be as supportive as possible. If President Ike had disrupted President JFK the same way that Clinton's legacy is doing now, we'd have wondered what Ike was hiding in his past. And history would be examining Ike's failures a lot closer (the U2 incident especially).

Conclusion: Clinton's legacy is disrupting today's American leadership because he and his employees have something in their past to hide. Now, we are suspicious enough to rake for more than just bruised pride for lost elections. The past crimes might be more than just criminal negligence and incompetence. It may very well be treachery to undo the American way of life. The more that Clinton's legacy disrupts and blocks American leadership (because it's not just the Republican party), the more the public's suspicion grows.

This must be stated, broadcasted, and exposed. Zell Miller, take back your political heritage for the sake of America. Wrestle it away from the Clinton legacy. Disown those who've aborted you and save those who have the imagination to be a Democrat for the American Way of Life.

[bmwcyle]

I hear all this about Zell Miller. I knew who Bill Clinton was in 1991. Bill never surpise me on a crap he pulled. Zell is smart but but it took him a long time to face reality. I'm glad he did but taking until 2002 was way too long.

[montag813]

Tenet's knife out for Condi Rice:-

The same Tenet to whom our President gave a MEDAL OF FREEDOM? Almost as disgusting as the George H.W. Bush Award to Ted Kennedy last year. What is wrong with these Bushes?

[pissant]

I'm going to hold my fire on Tenet (and Bush) until I see what he writes.

[snowsislander]

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Pronunciation: "ka-t&-'gor-i-k&l, -'gär-
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2 a : of, relating to, or constituting a category b : involving, according with, or considered with respect to specific categories
- cat·e·gor·i·cal·ly /-i-k(&-)lE/ adverb

[SaltyJoe]

We are all imperfect with bad habits. We are all sinners. That's why God invented forgiveness. Reconciliation is also an American characteristic. Japan knows this better than we.

[bmwcyle]

Yes you are right but until the sinner is held accountable that person will not change. That is true for Bill Clinton or a certain wife of a person I know.

[SaltyJoe]

And when one returns to a brother he's wronged to mend broken fences BEFORE his brother turns to a judge, then that relationship is saved. Zell has more than mended a broken fence, and I hope he leads more Democrats to do the same.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Paul o'Neill wasn't a Clinton man

Perhaps not on the surface, but in the mid 90s when Marc Rich was playing hell with aluminum prices and supplies, Clinton intervened on behalf of Alcoa (O'Neill was CEO). Alcoa suddenly was able to get product at a reasonable price, saving O'Neill's job and career. O'Neill owed Clinton big time.

[cpdiii]

What Tenet is doing has several motives and none of them are good.
1. Shift blame to Rice to cover up his abject failure to do anything about Terrorism on his watch. USS Cole, Trade Towers first attack, Kobar Towers Attack in Saudi etc etc etc.
2. Shift the blame from Clinton whom was offered Osama Bin Ladin by Sudan and he refused the offer and acknowledged on the record and on tape on Fox News that he refused the offer and then later said he did not say it. He lied as usual.
3. Rice would be a formidable candidate at the top of the Republican Ticket and Hillary is afraid of her.
4. Increase the sales of his book.

[davidosborne]

Hmm

[Lucky2]

Cool Website Ping. I plan to make it a favorite!

[demlosers]

How does the Web from India know what Tenet's going to say in his kiss and tell book? I hate these self serving trash books.

Oh I see, they got it from some nebulous, dubious source.

[pissant]

Sy Hersh spilled the beans...

[demlosers]

So it's from Hersh. A guy that just exudes integrity. </sarcasm>