Press Release
Washington, D.C. 25 February 2008
Yesterday, four former senior level intelligence officials, all of whom have worked with Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell in the past, sent a letter to McConnell seeking clarification on statements both he and President Bush have made during the recent debate over FISA and telecom immunity.
Report
9 January 2008
Changes in military tactics can lead to short term gains, but only a comprehensive political strategy to bring Iraq’s warring factions together can lead to a permanent solution to the conflict. One year since the President announced the “surge,” it remains clear that he has no such strategy.
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Boston Globe 15 September 2007
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Inter Press Service 13 September 2007
Press Release
Washington DC 30 August 2007
Despite recent press reports that the GAO will soon report that “while the Baghdad security plan was intended to reduce sectarian violence, U.S. agencies differ on whether such violence has been reduced," and the Associated Press indicates that, “sectarian violence has actually doubled in 2007,” US officials have recently claimed that violence is down and specifically civilian deaths in Iraq have decreased. No evidence has been provided to the public that supports this claim. This assertion follows a bloody month for civilians in Iraq including a bombing that killed more than 400 people and is the deadliest attack of the war.
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States News Service 13 July 2007
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Sioux City Journal 15 June 2007
Report
15 May 2007
America doesn’t need a permission slip to change its policy in Iraq.
Press Release
Washington, DC 1 May 2007
Top military brass expressed outrage today at the President's veto of the U.S. Troop Readiness, Veterans, Health, and Iraq Accountability Act. Generals Gard, Johns, Montano and Odom weigh in.
