TPMtv: May 7, 2007-Tenet on MTP/*'s March to war

[babylonsister]

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Special Guests Blog
TPMtv Guide: Monday, May 7
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By Ben Craw | bio

Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Much like last Thursday’s, today’s episode is another TPMtv Newsreel. This one is a montage of George Tenet’s interview with Tim Russert on yesterday’s Meet the Press. We spliced it together with some clips of speeches by President Bush during the march to war in Iraq. The opening sequence is from an October 7, 2002 speech in Cincinnati, Ohio – a previous draft of which included Niger/uranium language that was specifically expunged on the command of George Tenet and his deputies… only to reappear in the President’s 2003 State of the Union address a few months later. The second series of clips you’ll see is from the President’s Address to the Nation on March 17, 2003, in which he gives Saddam Hussein 48 hours to leave Iraq or face military conflict. And the last clip we show you is, of course, from the 2003 State of the Union address.

[Hulk]

1. Medal of Freedom

The only thing I felt was missing from this whole clip is the chimp pinning the Medal of Freedom on this lazy, lying SOB. They were all complicit in the crimes against humanity, and I pray to God that they will ALL be held accountable in this lifetime.

[kimmylavin]

2. Sorry, George.

YOU are the dictator who is addicted to weapons of mass destruction...

[L0oniX]

3. send a few clips of george to www.bushorchimp.com

:dunce:

[mikelewis]

4. Tenet should go to fucking prison...

[Mr_Jefferson_24]

5. "...when words came out of peoples mouths...

...we made every effort to make sure it comported with what we believed."

Sure like to see Mr. Tenet polygraphed on this an many other statements he's recently made, with the results to be made public. They (the CIA) routinely polygraph their own agents. Why shouldn't Tenet be compelled to submit to this kind of examination, given the seriousness of the crime of intentionally aiding in deceiving the American public in order to pave the way for an illegal war/occupation?