Abu Ghraib: The Rest of The Story

[cal04]

We were reminded again last week that in this administration, no good deed goes unpunished, and that no scandal is so great that it can’t be hidden until it’s forgotten.

The sad spectacle that transpired inside the crumbling walls of Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq came roaring back to life with Seymour Hersh’s on-target article in The New Yorker magazine telling the story of an honest general who investigated and reported on events that shocked the world.

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It’s long past time for Congress to reopen the matter of who’s really responsible for Abu Ghraib and let the chips fall where they may — even if that means they pile up around the retirement home of a former secretary of defense or the gates of the White House itself.

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Let’s begin right here by serving subpoenas on all the rats that are lining up to skitter down the hawsers of a sinking ship, and getting to the top of all the sorry scandals of this administration — one by one.

Joseph L. Galloway
http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2007/06/24/2062/

[EFerrari]

1. Thanks, cal04.

:hi:

[cal04]

2. you're very welcome sfexpat2000

:hi:

[Mnemosyne]

3. Needs another

:kick: and rec'd.

[FloridaJudy]

4. K&R n/t

[TrogL]

5. When are we going to see the rest of the photos, audio and video?

We know it's out there.

[DemReadingDU]

6. morning kick