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Blacklisting Myself Memoir of a Hollywood Apostate in the Age of Terror
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1. Ron:All those tapes and not enough translators, what a shame. The shame is there are enough translators but the FBI is still such a politically correct bunch they can’t/won’t use them. There many Christians and Jews from that part of the world who speak Arabic and would love to help but the FBI won’t use them for fear that the Arab translators now used won’t like it and would bring a discrimination law suit. Bad publicity you see, can’t have that, political correctness and ‘diversity’ still rule and still will when the next hit comes. Two of our ‘intelligence’ agencies and not one person fired for dereliction of duty after 3000 people were murdered. Jamie Gorelick still walking around with out handcuffs, just waiting her chance to be Attorney General under the next Democrat President. Squealers from the FBI and CIA talking out of turn to the New York Times and ACLU about things their pie hole should not be talking about. How come no one is doing time in Federal Facilities [Prisons] for disclosures about NSA and the farming out of prisoners in Europe? They signed no disclosure documents, where are the documents for prosecution in Sandy Burger’s shorts? Political Correctness still rules!
Feb 17, 2006 - 8:47 am 2. jedrury:This administration would be wise to rely on
Feb 17, 2006 - 9:41 amthe obvious savvy and eloquence of Pat Roberts and Peter Hoekstra, two smart GOP luminaries who are convincing and credible in contrast to the GOP’s Dimwit Senator from South Carolina, Lindsay Graham.