This administration makes it very hard not to sound like a tin foil hatter

[MrScorpio]

A conspiracy to destroy evidence with arson?

I have to say that its completely within the realm of possibility with this crowd.

[pearl]

1. or even just a delay

in the investigation. I don't know but I know what you mean. These people suck so badly.

[judaspriestess]

2. I'm passed possibility

these are some corrupt demons

[walldude]

3. MSNBC reporting it now... Docs destroyed in Cheney's office

Gee that wasn't my first thought when I heard about this this morning... :eyes:

[SammyWinstonJack]

4. No kidding!

[lvx35]

5. Yeah, they are dumb.

Its really an out of control situation...a tinfoil hat conspiracy almost implies too much control, too much sanity. Here we are talking about a conspiracy of people who in many ways don't know what the fuck they are doing or what's going on. Its important to take that into account.

[BuyingThyme]

6. Wefucking were liedfucking into fuckingwar.

They don't have limits.

[blondeatlast]

7. How crazy of you, Mr. S--and crazy of me as well. they've made me believe, I'm sad to say.

Tinfoil reacts with the dye--I've been using polycarbonate lately...

[countingbluecars]

8. And not the first suspicious fire IMO.

This one bothered me too.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/20/AR2006102001641.html

[EFerrari]

9. They are really good at making it just a little too hard

to question their crimes.

When was there last a FIRE in the Vice President's office?

1812?

[SeattleGirl]

10. Even if the fire WAS accidental, you're right. This administration

has lied so many times, has ignored the law so many times, and has hidden so many things that it's difficult NOT to question whether the fire was set on purpose in order to destroy evidence.

[TygrBright]

11. I'm kinda surprised that Scooter Libby wasn't in there doing 'community service'...

...cleaning the windows or something, to just 'tragically' die of smoke inhalation.

amazedly,
Bright

[EFerrari]

12. Well, on what basis do we trust anything they say?

:shrug:

[Mike03]

13. I'm with you. When did "conspiracy" become a word that only

lunatics use?

Conspiracies, truly, are rather common and have infiltrated societies pandemically for centuries.

One of the things we ought to do when we regain the White House is re-educate the public about what Bush has done to this nation over the past eight years and why it rises to, or well beyond, the definition of conspiracy.

One of the first things we can do to prove this is go after the Neocons for war profiteering, deception, premeditation with malice... It was all planned, designed, and carried out.