Reply #3: “scientists who disagreed with the White House were effectively silenced" [View All]

[understandinglife]

If one wonders why we need the Truth Telling Coalition, just read this paragraph from James Moore's extensive report:

“The scientists who disagreed with the White House were effectively silenced,” Gellman said. “The intelligence types were told to keep their mouths shut all the way up to the end. I heard from a lot of people that they weren’t authorized to talk and they weren’t going to, even though there was strong disagreement with the White House over what these tubes were for.”

Thus, the need for what Ray McGovern and his colleagues are urging patriotic employees of our government to do is obvious and as urgently needed today as it was from the time Bush and Cheney entered the White House until Bush commanded our Armed Forces to invade and occupy Iraq:

Preempting Cheney

by Ray McGovern

August 3, 2005

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A Leak in Time ...

You readers out there in the intelligence and policy communities may wish to take those who told Linzer about the NIE as your model. Between multiple sources in London and in Washington finally willing to see it as their patriotic duty to speak out to prevent war, we have a new, very hopeful, truth-driven process going less than a year after the Truth Telling Coalition gave it fresh impetus. This disclosure will make it more difficult for the Bush administration and/or Israel to launch war on Iran. Timing makes all the difference.

Link:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x4251697

Beware of a tidal wave of lies about Iran as we struggle not to drown in the ocean of lies about Iraq.


Peace.

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