Care to point out any inaccuracies? It's been thoroughly checked and researched and nothing was proven to be untrue. Obviously things have to be condensed to make it TV presentable but the information is correct.
Confirmed today XM sponsoring Danica Patrick and Drag racing talk day is Tuesday on xm 143. Allan Reinhart segment on that day.LOL, trust me when I say that I always (it DOES seem eternal sometimes!) try to be working on things I can't talk about. I/we have a lot of hope for something that should start happening within the next year, sooner if the right investor(s) come through.
That just cracks me up. I can't believe they couldn't find him..when he granted..and gave ..an interview to ABC. What a complete and utter clusterfargin..on both sides I might add.And just one more because I couldn't get this to fit:
1. Contrary to the movie, no US military or CIA personnel were on the ground in Afghanistan and saw bin Laden.
2. Contrary to the movie, the head of the Northern Alliance, Masood, was no where near the alleged bin Laden camp and did not see BL.
3. Contrary to the movie, the CIA Director actually said that he could not recommend a strike on the camp because the information was single sourced and we would have no way to know if bin Laden was in the target area by the time a cruise missile hit it.
In short, this scene — which makes the incendiary claim that the Clinton administration passed on a surefire chance to kill or catch bin Laden — never happened. It was completely made up by Nowrasteh.
The actual history is quite different. According to the 9/11 Commission Report (pg. 199), then-CIA Director George Tenet had the authority from President Clinton to kill Bin Laden. Roger Cressy, former NSC director for counterterrorism, has written, “Mr. Clinton approved every request made of him by the CIA and the U.S. military involving using force against bin Laden and al-Qaeda.”
Ron Dunlap, neither party leaves much to chose from do they?
Republicans didn't call it censorship when they put pressure on CBS to pull the mini-series about Ronald Reagan a few years back. And just as conservatives back then complained about the Reagan movie, one of the problems with this so-called ABC "docu-drama" is that it is not only revisionist history, but it actually portrays events that never happened and deliberately distorts and/or lies about events that did. Indeed, members of the 9/11 Commission have stated that the movie is not accurate - as do many of the people who are portrayed in the film. The entire thing has actually proven itself to be little more than a conservative "blame Clinton" hit piece.
You might also want to recall that it was the first President Bush, not Clinton, that got the US involved in Mogadishu. Clinton merely inherited that mess, and like Ronald Reagan did in regard to Beruit in '82, withdrew our troops following a military disaster. You might want to remember, too, that the attack on the USS Cole took place on October 12th, 2000, less than a month before the presidential election. When Clinton had previously ordered attacks on Saddam in Iraq, Osama in Afghanistan, and elsewhere, Republicans accused him of "wagging the dog." Had he ordered an attack in response to the attack on the USS Cole despite that fall's election campaign, he would have again been accused of an "October surprise" in an effort to affect the election. The question to ask is not why Clinton didn't respond to the Cole bombing in the three months he remained in office following the attack, but why the Bush administration did nothing about the Cole in the nine months prior to the attack of 9/11.
Does anyone else ever wonder if both sides are playing divide and conquer? Each side seems more and more to be catering to the few of each party, leaving the rest of us to pick up the tab. I just take comfort in the fact that their power is transitory: God gets the final say.![]()
The only option I have left is to raise a few billion someday and go take over my own country somewhere.Cuba would be nice because you'd instantly have the U.S. buying sugar and tobacco.
how about a show explaining the millenia old conflict between the
shias and the sunnis, why this conflict may never allow a democratic
Iraq, the extreme factions of Islam and their struggle
for power in the middle east and beyond.