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« on: July 25, 2004, 01:34:18 AM »

If the so called Intelligence Czar position is created, and is a cabinet level position under a Kerry administration, who do you think would likely hold the post?

I've heard a few names bandied about, including J. Robert Mueller, and my big boss William Bratton?

Any ideas?
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« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2004, 12:00:55 PM »

If the so called Intelligence Czar position is created, and is a cabinet level position under a Kerry administration, who do you think would likely hold the post?

I've heard a few names bandied about, including J. Robert Mueller, and my big boss William Bratton?

Any ideas?


Lets not put the cart before the horse. Smiley
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« Reply #2 on: July 25, 2004, 09:39:45 PM »

Gatewood Galbraith would be an excellent choice.
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« Reply #3 on: July 25, 2004, 09:55:15 PM »

How about Michael Moore?  That ought to make you guys happy?
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« Reply #4 on: July 25, 2004, 11:42:18 PM »

How about Michael Moore?  That ought to make you guys happy?

I'm sure he'd do better than Bush's administration has!
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« Reply #5 on: July 26, 2004, 12:34:31 AM »

How about Michael Moore?  That ought to make you guys happy?

I'm sure he'd do better than Bush's administration has!

Raggage,

Do you believe that?
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« Reply #6 on: July 26, 2004, 02:02:54 AM »

Ok, well maybe not Michael Moore, but partisan feeling aside, it was George W Bush's fault, or more correctly that of his administration which allowed the United States to get to the precarious position it is in, and has been in since 2001.

 Bush allowed a tragedy to happen on his watch, through bad organisation, plain and simple.

As for my earlier comment, take it more of as an Anybody but Bush statement. It matters not whether one is republican or democrat, the point is Bush screwed up. Hell, I'd trust Rick Santorum to keep America 'safe' more than I would G.W.... (don't tell Keystone Phil I said that)

What I don't understand is why the Republicans on this board level absolutely no blame on the president is beyond me.

If this had happened on Clintons watch, who mind you wasn't much better prepared, I'd be just as angry.
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« Reply #7 on: July 26, 2004, 08:11:29 AM »

Ok, well maybe not Michael Moore, but partisan feeling aside, it was George W Bush's fault, or more correctly that of his administration which allowed the United States to get to the precarious position it is in, and has been in since 2001.

 Bush allowed a tragedy to happen on his watch, through bad organisation, plain and simple.

As for my earlier comment, take it more of as an Anybody but Bush statement. It matters not whether one is republican or democrat, the point is Bush screwed up. Hell, I'd trust Rick Santorum to keep America 'safe' more than I would G.W.... (don't tell Keystone Phil I said that)

What I don't understand is why the Republicans on this board level absolutely no blame on the president is beyond me.

If this had happened on Clintons watch, who mind you wasn't much better prepared, I'd be just as angry.


OK Nothing happened under Clintons watch right? The World Trade Towers, Oklahoma, Kobar embassy buildings, Mogadishu, Rawanda, Bosnia, USS Cole. Need I really continue on? So far under Bush, 9/11. Who's done a more successful job in you opinion?
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« Reply #8 on: July 28, 2004, 03:58:41 AM »

Ok, well maybe not Michael Moore, but partisan feeling aside, it was George W Bush's fault, or more correctly that of his administration which allowed the United States to get to the precarious position it is in, and has been in since 2001.

 Bush allowed a tragedy to happen on his watch, through bad organisation, plain and simple.

As for my earlier comment, take it more of as an Anybody but Bush statement. It matters not whether one is republican or democrat, the point is Bush screwed up. Hell, I'd trust Rick Santorum to keep America 'safe' more than I would G.W.... (don't tell Keystone Phil I said that)

What I don't understand is why the Republicans on this board level absolutely no blame on the president is beyond me.

If this had happened on Clintons watch, who mind you wasn't much better prepared, I'd be just as angry.


OK Nothing happened under Clintons watch right? The World Trade Towers, Oklahoma, Kobar embassy buildings, Mogadishu, Rawanda, Bosnia, USS Cole. Need I really continue on? So far under Bush, 9/11. Who's done a more successful job in you opinion?

No, intelligence failures did happen on Clinton's watch. But you can't seriously compare those events to the catastrophic scale of 9/11... and if you do you are deluded.
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« Reply #9 on: July 28, 2004, 05:54:55 AM »

Keeping America safe.....now there is a new concept

The mess we are in is because of political decisions we have made. If you go back to pre WW II era...We didnt have the problems, because we were focussed on being a free and happy nation. Wealth was created which made us powerful and then we decided to meddle in the affairs of other countries. We decided that to wage war was one of the ways to ensure peace.
We are the world biggest supplier of Arms. If there were no war where would the repeat orders come from?
We export arms and import consumable goods.
You sell arms to some nations...and dont sell to others...I guess some would be mad as heck.
Of course no other nation has the might to engage in war with the US so they sponsor terrorism..
So now we need to know when they are likely to attack. Isnt it wonderful how Government works...?


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« Reply #10 on: July 28, 2004, 08:02:41 AM »

Ok, well maybe not Michael Moore, but partisan feeling aside, it was George W Bush's fault, or more correctly that of his administration which allowed the United States to get to the precarious position it is in, and has been in since 2001.

 Bush allowed a tragedy to happen on his watch, through bad organisation, plain and simple.

As for my earlier comment, take it more of as an Anybody but Bush statement. It matters not whether one is republican or democrat, the point is Bush screwed up. Hell, I'd trust Rick Santorum to keep America 'safe' more than I would G.W.... (don't tell Keystone Phil I said that)

What I don't understand is why the Republicans on this board level absolutely no blame on the president is beyond me.

If this had happened on Clintons watch, who mind you wasn't much better prepared, I'd be just as angry.


OK Nothing happened under Clintons watch right? The World Trade Towers, Oklahoma, Kobar embassy buildings, Mogadishu, Rawanda, Bosnia, USS Cole. Need I really continue on? So far under Bush, 9/11. Who's done a more successful job in you opinion?

No, intelligence failures did happen on Clinton's watch. But you can't seriously compare those events to the catastrophic scale of 9/11... and if you do you are deluded.

But it all led up to 9/11 and Clinton was warned over and over about threats from Al Qaeda and since those above listed terror attacks were committed by Al Qaeda, Clinton should have KNOWN the threat and actually have done something about it. He was warned about Bin Laden at least three times and did ... nothing.
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« Reply #11 on: July 28, 2004, 12:12:43 PM »

Clinton wanted to do something about the Taliban but the Republicans in Congress wouldn't let him.
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« Reply #12 on: July 28, 2004, 07:51:59 PM »

He should get a big, fuzzy hat with a light blub mounted on top.  Smiley
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