WASHINGTON (AFP) - A group of former US diplomats scolded some colleagues for violating the US foreign service's traditional political neutrality by condemning President George W. Bush (news - web sites)'s foreign policy. In June, a group of 27 former diplomats and military officials, called Diplomats and Military Commanders for Change, condemned Bush's policies in Iraq (news - web sites) and the Middle East. The group said then in a statement that Bush had failed to meet the "responsibilities of world leadership. It is time for a change." In response, Thomas Boyatt, a former US ambassador to Colombia, said at...