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In the discussion thread: Colin Powell: Bush Didn't Consult National Security Council On Iraq War [View all]

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Thu May 10, 2012, 11:23 AM

GeorgeGist (9,553 posts)

38. It's said that confession is good for the soul ...

but Colin Powell will go to his grave a TRAITOR to his country.

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42 replies	Author	Time	Post
Colin Powell: Bush Didn't Consult National Security Council On Iraq War [View all]	Sarcasticus	May 2012	OP
Now he tells us.	KamaAina	May 2012	#1
Bush was probably playing with his Game-Boy	LiberalEsto	May 2012	#2
I thought he decided while he was sitting on the throne....	Left Coast2020	May 2012	#41
Who made the decision that the President should not meet with the NSC?	Jack Rabbit	May 2012	#3
Unfortunately, imo, she was undermined at every point	elleng	May 2012	#7
That's what I think, too, but we need facts we can take to court.	Jack Rabbit	May 2012	#14
Not going to court; forget it.	elleng	May 2012	#15
I always thought Cheney was de facto president, and Georgie Buscho was just his lackey.	crunch60	May 2012	#26
Then who decided to go into that war? Rove?	JDPriestly	May 2012	#4
Pretty sure that one big POINT of having Bush in the White House was to start war with Iraq	FiveGoodMen	May 2012	#6
The NeoCons were certainly committed on paper before 2000, when they got their Pearl Harbor	HereSince1628	May 2012	#16
PNAC was running foreign policy. If you have any doubt read their manifesto.	Citizen Worker	May 2012	#12
That is what I wanted to say but couldn't remember what their name was. Thank you.	jwirr	May 2012	#18
+1 - Wolfowitz and Cheney	TBF	May 2012	#29
yeah, it was the PNAC plan	newspeak	May 2012	#39
The people who drafted PNAC are responsible	lunatica	May 2012	#33
Richard Clarke pretty much told us that years ago	MiniMe	May 2012	#5
“I get mad when bloggers accuse me of lying -- of knowing the information was false. I didn’t.”	Kolesar	May 2012	#8
It was his responsibility to know.	surrealAmerican	May 2012	#34
He calculated what would be best for the Republican Party	Kolesar	May 2012	#35
Dear Colon: Keep going, keep confessing to all the TOOL things you've participated in	UTUSN	May 2012	#9
Why would he? He was the "decider".	Scuba	May 2012	#10
So let's be clear...	Javaman	May 2012	#11
Colin Powell--who many times had an opportunity to lead--and failed to do so.	MADem	May 2012	#13
Did you read Bob Woodward's "State of Denial"?	Sarcasticus	May 2012	#24
Not yet--it's on my "long list" (as opposed to my short list, because I have mixed feelings about	MADem	May 2012	#40
Colon needs to just go away....	ingac70	May 2012	#17
There Were No Hero's	DallasNE	May 2012	#19
YEAH! I rememeber brave Colin speaking up during the run-up to war.	tabasco	May 2012	#20
WHIG	Solly Mack	May 2012	#21
Thanks for that Refresher...and it's important...	KoKo	May 2012	#22
Plundering the Treasury doesn't require debate. They wanted to do it and did it. nt	valerief	May 2012	#23
From before GWB was even sworn in.	Sarcasticus	May 2012	#30
Yep. All in the PNAC plans. nt	valerief	May 2012	#32
why ?? NSC	guss	May 2012	#25
“He had crossed the line in his own mind,..."	unkachuck	May 2012	#27
It was obvious that the Bush Admin was itching for a war and all they wanted was a fig leaf	neverforget	May 2012	#28
Ahem!	Sarcasticus	May 2012	#31
PuffHo	WilliamPitt	May 2012	#36
Give it up, Colon.	BlueToTheBone	May 2012	#37
It's said that confession is good for the soul ...	GeorgeGist	May 2012	#38
Depresses the hell out of me that none of these bastards are in prison.	Left Coast2020	May 2012	#42

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