To: Asmodeus; OKCSubmariner; ntrulock; Gary Aldrich; rdavis84; mancini; thinden
Is this a good thing, or another layer of window dressing/bureaucracy?
To: Fred Mertz
"The FBI has been under fire for what critics have called a cover-up-the-mistakes mentality and a series of missteps going back over the years"
It's almost humorous. Their method of "Cover-up the Mistakes" WE call incineration or burial or murder.
Guess there's a major gap in terminology between the elite maggots in the Congress and FBI and us Normal Folks.
12 posted on
02/28/2002 11:59:58 AM PST by
rdavis84
To: Fred Mertz,Ronneil,Gary Aldrich,ratcat,lawdog,archy,rdavis84,aristeides,Cicero,Uncle Bill
If after the legislation is passed, FBI agents will be able to come forward and tell what they know publicly to Congress and before courts about past FBI/DOJ operations and conduct (not just ones in the future)then it has the potential of being for the good.
However, expect Bush to come out asking the Congressional hearings with Whistleblowing FBI agents to be held behind closed doors like he just did for the 9/11 failure hearings. Also I would expect Bush might veto the Grassley legislation
To: Fred Mertz
Is this a concept for a new sitcom?
15 posted on
02/28/2002 12:09:07 PM PST by
mancini
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