[Just mythoughts]

"Rumsfeld just said that there were only a few copies of the CDs. It is possible that the number of people with access to them will be sharply defined.

I DEMAND (do I sound like a dem?) to know who broke the law, compromised a criminal case, and humiliated all the upstanding members of the US military performing dangerous work in Iraq, by releasing these photos!!!"


NONE of these at this inquisition have asked one question about "WHO" took the pictures and "WHO" supplied them to the media. Not like these liberals to ignore anything that might pound the death nail into President Bush and or Rummy.

[cake_crumb]

Perhaps some Dem senators were err...complicit in compromising this criminal investigation in order to undermine the war effort and Bush administration.

[88keys]

Agree...it's very relevant to know who "leaked" these classified photos, not to mention who happened to take them in the first place.

If "cooler heads" ever prevail, this will all be seen "in context". I'm nevertheless horrified at the damage already done, and it's not going to get "cleaned up" during the "week-end news cycle". I find it shocking that so-called "concerned people" continue to flog this story, and even embellish it, in order to attack Rumsfeld's DoD and the Bush administration...the dozen or so miscreants are already being brought to justice, and it does appear that in most cases no significant physical torture occurred. I wish these people had as much faith in the likelihood of finding the "missing WMD's" as they do in widely condemning the military for "abuses" on a large scale based on the "evidence" we've seen thus far! What I find unbelievable though, is the willingness to put our soldiers and civilian workers in Iraq and the Middle East(and maybe even here "at home in the Western world") at increased risk...Krauthammer wrote something along the lines of "Bin Laden couldn't have planned a better photo op himself", and it really makes me wonder!

Maica, how can I become a member of "RAM"? ;)