Reply #7: "Unbelievable"- yes that part is right [View All]

[teryang]

"It is an unbelievable story, how this administration has given Pakistan a pass on the single worst case of proliferation in the past half century," said Jack Pritchard, who worked for President Clinton and served as the State Department's special envoy to North Korea until he quit last year, partly in protest over Mr. Bush's Korea policy."

The ubiquitous Mr. Hadley. This is the new National Security Advisor:

<Stephen J. Hadley, the deputy national security adviser, went to Pakistan soon after the Sept. 11 attacks and raised concerns about Dr. Khan, some of whose scientists were said to have met with Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda's leader. But Mr. Hadley did not ask General Musharraf to take action, according to a senior administration official. He returned to Washington complaining that it was unclear whether the Khan Laboratories were operating with the complicity of the Pakistani military, or were controlled by freelancers, motivated by visions of profit or of spreading the bomb to Islamic nations.>

UNCLEAR? The Cornell graduate and graduate of Yale Law couldn't possibly be that stupid. Oh wait a minute, this gentleman is from the Scocroft Consulting Group, the one that represents the aerospace and energy industry. He also served on the Defense Policy Review Board and was keeper of the flame at the DOD Comptrollers office. He also put the false language in the SOU speech about Iraq and uranium from Niger. Oh yeah, like I believe this story.