With one word, Cheney revealed himself.

[milkyway]

From Murray Waas's article:

Those grievances were also perhaps illustrated by comments that Vice President Cheney himself wrote on one of Feith's reports detailing purported evidence of links between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein. In barely legible handwriting, Cheney wrote in the margin of the report:

"This is very good indeed … Encouraging … Not like the crap we are all so used to getting out of CIA."

http://nationaljournal.com/about/njweekly/stories/2005/1122nj1.htm

Cheney has just been given evidence that Al Qaeda has links to Saddam. Our worst post-9/11 nightmare might be true: Al Qaeda might be working with a state that could hand it nuclear weapons to use against us. And how does Cheney feel about this news? Concerned? Troubled? Terrified? Nope. He's encouraged. It's very good news, indeed...but only for someone who's looking for justification to invade Iraq for oil and war profiteering.

Dick Cheney is the enemy of the United States of America and its citizens. Treason might be too light of a charge.

[Straight Shooter]

1. "crap"?

How statesmanlike. :eyes:

[VaYallaDawg]

5. They've just recently taught him to use "crap" instead of the

filth he used to say. Remember his "FU" on the floor of the senate not too long ago!!

[H2O Man]

10. Right.

Good point. Cheney was not approaching this with an open mind. He had come to a conclusion, and was looking for "evidence" that supported it. Everything that exposed the flaws in his conclusion is "crap." Thanks, Dick, for getting us stuck in an unnecessary war.

[YOY]

23. I was going to say

How "grandfatherly"...like how Rove portrayed him during the 2000 election.

[FreedomAngel82]

49. At least Nixon did his potty mouthing in private

[No Exit]

69. Yes, but the revealing word was "ENCOURAGING"!

The World's Worst Terrorist (Bin Laden) is revealed to be working together with the other World's Worst Terrorist (Saddam), and Cheney said that was "ENCOURAGING"??

(Not that the info was true...) What else will it TAKE for idiot repukes to realize that Cheney does not exactly wish well for the United States???

[fob]

73. Wait a minute. This sounds like it is being used to push a non-existant

obl/sh link. IIRC the article discusses how saddam HATED obl and al queda and thought they were as big a threat as any to his SECULAR government. This "link" is details of saddam trying to infiltrate al queda to find out intel about it and keep it OUT of Iraq. Don't fall for this rovian bushit*. This is NOT an obl/saddam/Iraq "tie", but they want us all to believe it is.

[PurpleChez]

86. Of course * and Darth Cheney are the OTHER worlds' worst terrorists.

Oops...terraists

[Peter Frank]

94. Excellent point...

I wonder how that will play in the press, should the investigations verify this evidence.

[centristo]

2. excellent point - nt

[libodem]

3. he should be stripped of all his personal wealth

and sent out of the country. Let him go enjoy the 'democracy ' in Iraq.

[maximovich]

8. I have Been Saying This To Friends of Mine

And everytime I say it, people's eyes light up. Taking their wealth away from them would be justice. Let them survive on welfare and see how they like it!

[Horse with no Name]

22. No thanks.

I believe they have well surpassed their limit for sucking on the government tit.
Throw his ass in the streets and let him survive--or not.
He has used enough government "welfare" to last five hundred people a hundred lifetimes.

[maximovich]

24. hmmm... good Point (nt)

[lonestarnot]

26. Yeah ..give him a grocery cart and a beanie and tell him to beat feet to

the street!

[misternormal]

46. I agree...

... let them live on the streets, and see how quickly all those that they helped put there will, right or wrong, give them a little "street justice"

[PurpleChez]

87. a beanie?

what kind of beanie? I've got some fun mental images going

[Peter Frank]

89. Put him up in a Louisiana hotel room...

...but only for as long as Fem foot's the bill.

[maryallen]

74. Me three ...

[maximovich]

4. TREASON is Right!

Jesus... They have to be made accountable by the people of this country, NO MATTER WHAT!

[ClayZ]

32. He must GO TO JAIL

[PurpleChez]

60. I'm an Amnesty kind of guy. I don't support capital punishment in any

situation. But these pieces of corn crap tempt me to advocate a firing squad. Or one of *'s beloved lethal injection gurneys. The pain and damage they have created is just too great to be excused by "political differences." These scum need a Nürnburg all their own.

[ClayZ]

78. They make me question my pacifistic convictions, too!

I take spiders outside and let them go free when I find one in the house.

These guys should be put in VATS of Live SPIDERS.

[Canuckistanian]

85. That's a bit rough on the spiders

What did they ever do to you?

[Neocondriac]

6. GHW Bush, Cheney and Rummy.........

Are Evil Incorporated. They have had control of this country since 1974.

[WiseButAngrySara]

14. And they were the very ones who sold Iraq WMD's and armed

Afghanistan! EVIL INCORPORATED is right.

[LisaLynne]

7. So, if it's not what you want to hear, Dick, it's crap?

Yeah, that sounds about right for this bunch.

[leftofthedial]

9. he is vermin

[Loonman]

11. Cheney belongs in jail

Federal PMUTA prison.

[InternalDialogue]

12. Great observation!

On the talking head shows, Dick was all business -- frowning about the evil he believed he saw in Saddam: "Unfortunately, it appears that our worst fears are founded. Buckle up, everyone, we don't want to go in, but I don't think we're going to have a choice. Dammitall!"

Apparently in private, he took the news much as an investor would take positive projections of next quarter's profits: "Good news, Witherspoon! I think we'll be getting into Iraq by spring!"

When people lie, lie, lie, and lie again, the periodic honest human reaction betrays their true feelings.

(and the quotes, obviously, are fabricated -- but closer to the truth than the lies they parody)

[Stephanie]

13. I want him impeached for that one word alone

I want him impeached NOW.

K&R

[mwb970]

61. Impeached and imprisoned. (n/t)

[pushycat]

15. That 'crap' is very expensive as well as the best in WORLD.

Cheney looks like and speaks like crap.

[Inland]

16. Great post. No other explanation. nt

[Wilms]

17. kick n/t

[Hissyspit]

18. kick again - and the "mainstream" media will mention this when exactly?

Hope Olbermann gets ahold of it. Great catch on Waas' part.

[otohara]

79. It Was Either Keith or Tweety

already mentioned this - it's a start!

[opihimoimoi]

19. He is nothing but a common asshole whose face matches.

[converted_democrat]

20. I don't care what anyone thinks or says, the man knew what he was ....

doing. Cheney knew what the war would mean for his pocket book, and he wanted the conflict to happen. He knew what he was doing all along. He saw Iraq as an opportunity to make money, plain and simple.

[KnaveRupe]

21. Excellent Catch!

K & R.

[Initech]

25. Encouraging? Wha?

Is Cheney encouraging in the same way as my fantasy that the Bush/Cheney nightmare is going to end the same way as Shakesphere's Macbeth?

[texpatriot2004]

27. Treason...too light a word but the death penalty is just right for him

the punishment for treason during war

[tblue37]

28. Yes, and if that "crap"

denying such links and WMDs is what they were "used to getting out of the CIA," then their BS that the CIA just gave them bad inteliigence is also debunked.

[dogday]

29. Look in the Dictionary for the word GREED

and there you will find Cheney's picture.... enuff said.....

[FreedomAngel82]

50. And right underneath him

You'll find Poppy and Rummy and Wolfowitz and Rice.

[gristy]

30. Now, of course he was pleased with the purported evidence of links

We've known that all along. What is amazing about this report is that we now apparently have it in writing. In Dick's writing. And we can now ask the question

Why were you pleased?

Why did this make you happy????

[sellitman]

58. There is only one answer possible to that question.

"Let the War profiteering begin!!!!!"

[Martin Eden]

31. Excellent Point!!!

Let's encourage this into the MSM!!!

[Neil Lisst]

33. They don't call him "Dick" because his name is "Richard."

true dat

[ignatius 2]

34. Crap being intel based on fact no doubt. This is an excellent point and

gives us some insight to a sick mind of the man behind the man with his finger on the button.

Fucking scary thought,the insane running the asylum.

[Miss Chybil]

35. I tried, but I can't read it. It'll make me bust a vein.

I just can't take it anymore. If these war-mongers go unpunished, our nation is nothing. Nothing.

[milkyway]

36. What's amazing is they'll use this same info to scare the crap out of us,

but it's one of the few things that puts a smile on the face of dour Dick.

[pat_k]

37. Great example that Congress DID NOT see SAME info – should be cited by

…
The Senate Intelligence Committee has asked the White House for the CIA assessment, the PDB of September 21, 2001, and dozens of other PDBs as part of the committee's ongoing investigation into whether the Bush administration misrepresented intelligence information in the run-up to war with Iraq. The Bush administration has refused to turn over these documents.
…

This is a great example that Congress DID NOT see SAME info -- and still hasn't! I'd like to see this cited by every public proponent of truth to counter their "everyone agreed" BS -- and repeated as frequently.

Back when the Downing Street memo broke, the response from the beltway boobs to the fascist regime "fixing the intelligence to fit the policy" was "nothing new here... everybody knew... all part of the game..."

The magnitude of their crime is NOT captured by desciptions like "cherry picked", "manipulated", or "lied."

Bush's lies = terrorism = high crime

Bush and his PNACons** terrorized the nation with threats of a mushroom cloud. They are the terrorists and we need to refer to them as such.


** PNACons (pee na cons). Handy moniker for the Plame leakers and godfathers of the PNAC criminal syndicate.

Related post on MSM response to Downing memos.

[Peter Frank]

92. You said...

The magnitude of their crime is NOT captured by descriptions like "cherry picked", "manipulated", or "lied."

This point would not be lost on a prosecutor.

[symbolman]

102. When Congress demanded more intel info

they were handed by Tenet, a WHITE PAPER, Written by the WHIG group..

I've got all this in my film, "Rove's War", a 2 DVD set at http://www.takebackthemedia.com all this and MORE, it's a complete and definitive Chronology of the Plame outing and intel cherry picking and did I say, MORE?

I spent a year researching all this, I KNOW these monsters due to that and you are absolutely correct, that SINGLE WORD should be enough for Impeachment..

Good catch.. let's all send this thread over to Olbermann's email addy

[Up2Late]

38. Why does this NOT surprise me in the least?

Oh, that's right, I've been paying attention.

[annabanana]

39. "Encouraging", or as Mr. Burns would say

"Excellent!"

[mwb970]

40. He's looking more evil than usual lately.

I think something is going to give, fairly soon.

[Name removed]

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[Dinger]

41. How Goddamned Long Do We Have TO Wait To Get Rid Of These Assholes?

The shit is piled up so high, you can't see the top, but they're still fucking there!
Damn, I hope we don't have to wait till 2008:mad:

[Trevelyan]

51. Thats What I Keep Saying - After Innumerable Scandals and Harm to the

American people and the world - HOW CAN THEY STILL BE IN OUR WHITE HOUSE???

I signed the Wes Clark petitions to hold the real culprits for the torture scandal accountable and to put Ed Shultz on the Armed Forces Radio - unanimous vote in Congress, "But suddenly, at 7 am on Monday the 17th, Allison Barber, the Pentagon's deputy assistant secretary for internal communications called Schultz's producer. Without any further explanation, she simply said that the deal was off.

It was just 11 years ago when 70 Republican Members of Congress, led by then Congressman Robert Dornan (R-CA), demanded that President Clinton's Secretary of Defense Les Aspin broadcast Rush Limbaugh's radio and television programs to the military.

Well if Armed Services Radio is good enough for Rush Limbaugh, it's certainly good enough for Ed Schultz.

I urge you to call on the Pentagon to honor their promise and air the Ed Schultz Show on Armed Forces Radio. It's time to restore political balance in the programming being broadcast to our men and women in uniform."

http://ga4.org/campaign/edschultz/

[Wordie]

42. That says it all, doesn't it? K&R eom

[Trevelyan]

54. Halliburton threatens Army officials who point out contract abuse

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (HalliburtonWatch.org) -- A former contracting officer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) told a congressional committee today that Halliburton regularly threatens government officials who complain about contracting abuse.

Christy Watts, who was Chief of Contracting at USACE in Louisville, Kentucky, said Halliburton and USACE "habitually" violate contracting regulations and demand employees conceal it from the public. She described a culture of fear and intimidation designed to protect Halliburton's bottom line.

"One point I need to make very clear: in my 18 years in contracting, I had never, with any other company except Halliburton, been treated in such a demeaning and intimidating manner," Watts told the Senate Democratic Policy Committee. "When pointing out to Halliburton personnel their contractual non-compliances, I was threatened verbally and physically intimidated for performing my job," she said.

Watts told the committee about frightening examples of Halliburton officials throwing temper tantrums or telephoning her home after midnight to scream at her for awarding contracts to competitors. In one instance, she was verbally accosted after informing the company that it violated regulations by failing to award 20 percent of subcontracts in Alaska to small businesses.But some members of Congress are demanding an oversight committee to prevent contracting abuse....

Sens. Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) and Susan Collins (R-ME), who is chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, announced a bill that would expand the role of the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction to include oversight of contracts awarded in response to Katrina.

More Information: http://www.halliburtonwatch.org/news/watts.html

[Independent_Liberal]

43. He has revealed himself indeed.

And yes, it goes beyond treason.

[emald]

44. Encouraging...

yeah, encouraging that thousands of human beings (which chinny certainly is not) died for that little lie. Death for profit. Isn't much lower to go there dicky, not much lower at all.
If this administration does not go to prison for treason and sedition then this country will likely go farther to hell than it already is.
One can only hope that 2006 will show that americans have waken up.

[AuntiBush]

45. You'd Think his Name Alone

would have been revealing enough for some voters in this country.

They got what they paid for, literally. :puke:

Good post. Kicked!

[upi402]

47. Amy Goodman reported that this morning

Why does Mr Alterman insist that * didn't lie? These crooks knew they were going to need an excuse to bomb good targets in Iraq before ...hell probably before * was selected to be "president".

[NJCher]

63. Franken took him to task on that

Listen to yesterday's (Wednesday, 11/23) Franken show.




Cher

[dennis4868]

77. Do you mean Eric Alterman?

If so, did he really say Bush and the rest of the thugs in the administration did not lie?

If you are talking about Eric Alterman, that would be suprising because for the last 5 years he has been calling Bush and the other liars, even wrote a damn book about it.

[dennis4868]

80. do you mean Johnathan Alter of Newsweek?

[Gabi Hayes]

95. yes...I heard a few minutes of that, but didn't hear the part about

Hula Boy not lying

it's always amazing how loath the media are to ever even intimate that any of these lying liars ever lies, unlike what they did during the Clinton Inquisition

they sure didn't have any problems then

[gosync]

48. Surly dont expect moral acountability now with such mechanisms

I think reflecting on the overall international policy now is quite revealing. Such as the stategy stated here in 2002;


We will always proceed deliberately, weighing
the consequences of our actions. To support
preemptive options, we will:
• build better, more integrated intelligence
capabilities to provide timely, accurate information
on threats, wherever they may emerge;
• coordinate closely with allies to form a
common assessment of the most dangerous
threats; and
• continue to transform our military forces to
ensure our ability to conduct rapid and
precise operations to achieve decisive results.
The purpose of our actions will always be to
eliminate a specific threat to the United States or
our allies and friends. The reasons for our actions
will be clear, the force measured, and the cause just.

[donheld]

52. welcome to DU gosync

:hi:

[Trevelyan]

53. Sign Veterans for Peace Impeachment Petition for BOTH Cheney and bush

New Declaration of Independence:

"A (President) whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people."

http://www.veteransforpeace.org/impeachment/violations.doc

Veterans for Peace believes the following to be a partial, but sufficient, summary of relevant laws violated by President George W. Bush and Vice-President Richard Cheney, arising from their decision to invade and occupy Iraq, followed by documentation for each violation. Veterans for Peace will add additional violations to this summary as they are made known by eyewitness military personnel and other credible sources.

We believe these violations constitute impeachable offenses under the U.S. Constitution Article II, sec. 4, and that the U.S. Congress is therefore compelled to impeach President Bush and Vice-President Cheney.

[upi402]

55. Hi gosync!

:toast:

[keopeli]

56. Thank God. Someone has found proof positive that Cheney is

Someone has found proof positive that Cheney is not concerned with the welfare of Americans. There is no other way to read this notation.

This should sound the alarm as far as I'm concerned.

Will the name Dick Cheney some day take on the metaphorical implications of Benedict Arnold?

[emald]

66. I don't know about benedict arnold

but he has already a moniker which leaves little doubt of his veracity, namely "go cheney yourself".:smoke:

[King Coal]

57. All I can say is that this is a crucial post.

Thanks for posting.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

62. And all this, a product of capitalism. Let's hear it for the fine points

of capitalism and the people it motivates to do what they have done.

[emald]

68. capitalisim is greed

it can be looked at no other way in the US. It's always "the bottom line" whats the bottom line, what's the cost etc. Never the cost to humanity, never the suffering, always the goddamned money. Capitalisim is greed.

[dansolo]

70. What is practiced in the US is not capitalism

Anyone who claims otherwise is fooling themselves. Our economy is driven by special government subsidies and tax breaks that favor specific companies over others. There is no such thing as "free markets".

[Peter Frank]

84. For the time being. nt

[drm604]

64. K&R

:kick:

[Martin Eden]

65. the "special unit" in the Pentagon -- is it the "Office of Special Plans"?

Waas mentions the unit several times in his article, but he does not name it as the "Office of Special Plans" that Seymout Hersh exposed in his famous "Stovepipe" article.

[No Exit]

67. Good news for Cheney = bad news for America. n/t

[Botany]

71. Trying to re write history?

How are they going to spin this?

Cheney is one black hearted bastard.

[milkyway]

72. Imagine Richard Clarke in the same situation as Cheney when he was given

this information. His reaction would be the polar opposite of Cheney's; he would be deeply concerned, and maybe even a little frightened that what he had been trying to prevent could come true.

I've thought about how this could be spun into an innocent comment by Cheney. It could be argued that Cheney was only happy that they have discovered evidence, much as a police investigator or prosecutor is happy to find evidence. The difference is that the investigator is finding evidence of a crime that they know has been committed (they know there has been a bank robbery, and they are happy when they find evidence of who did it).

But there was no known crime (connection between al Qaeda and Saddam), and most Americans would be happy that there is not one. Only Cheney seems to be thrilled to find evidence that there is this connection.

I focused on the word "encouraging" because "This is very good indeed" could be seen to refer to the quality of Feith's work ("this is very good work indeed"), rather than the info contained in it. That is definitely a stretch, but there is absolutely no other way to interpret "encouraging."

This is so revealing because it is a private communication between two of the PNAC/neocon cabal. It was never meant even for the CIA to see it.

That brings us to Murray Waas. How has he been able to get a look at this document? He isn't just told about it, he describes it as if he has seen it. Waas seems to have a source deep within the cabal. More than any other journalist, he has provided solid, original reporting on Treasongate.

And a happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

[Ezlivin]

75. And Pearl Harbor was a fucking Spring Break

These bastards have wanted a "new" Pearl Harbor since at least 1993.

They enjoy the "glorious spectacle" of war.

Oh how I hope to see every one of these sick fucks frog-marched to Gitmo.

[dennis4868]

76. I bet you when Cheney was notified.....

about the attacks on the world trade center he used the word, "ENCOURAGING."

THIS IS SO SAD!

[sakabatou]

81. Another sociopath reveals himself through paper

Where's the media blaster when you need it?

[lovuian]

82. CIA and Cheney were definitely enemies!!!

If I was a traitor ya the CIA would be my enemy too!!!

[Peter Frank]

83. The Smoking Gun Here -- Re: Fudged Intelligence...

edit for punctuation


This is some really scary shit ...a secret three man group given more credence than the entire CIA. Remember the name -- the "Iraqi Intelligence Cell"

From the original poster's article:

http://nationaljournal.com/about/njweekly/stories/2005/1122nj1.htm

One reason that Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld made statements that contradicted what they were told in CIA briefings might have been that they were receiving information from another source that purported to have evidence of Al Qaeda-Iraq ties. The information came from a covert intelligence unit set up shortly after the September 11 attacks by then-Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Douglas J. Feith

Feith was a protégé of, and intensely loyal to, Cheney, Rumsfeld, then-Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz, and Cheney's then-chief of staff and national security adviser, I. Lewis (Scooter) Libby. The secretive unit was set up because Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, and Libby did not believe the CIA would be able to get to the bottom of the matter of Iraq-Al Qaeda ties. The four men shared a long-standing distrust of the CIA…<snip>

At first, the Feith-directed unit primarily consisted of two men, former journalist Michael Maloof and David Wurmser, a veteran of neoconservative think tanks. They liked to refer to themselves as the "Iraqi intelligence cell" of the Pentagon. And they took pride in the fact that their office was in an out-of-the-way cipher-locked room…<snip>.

They also had the heady experience of briefing Rumsfeld twice, and Feith more frequently, Maloof said. The vice president's office also showed great interest in their work. On at least three occasions, Maloof said, Samantha Ravich, then-national security adviser for terrorism to Cheney, visited their windowless offices for a briefing.

But neither Maloof nor Wurmser had any experience or formal training in intelligence analysis. Maloof later lost his security clearance, for allegedly failing to disclose a relationship with a woman who is a foreigner, and after allegations that he leaked classified information to the press. Maloof said in the interview that he has done nothing wrong and was simply being punished for his controversial theories. Wurmser has since been named as Cheney's Middle East adviser.

In January 2002, Maloof and Wurmser were succeeded at the intelligence unit by two Naval Reserve officers. Intelligence analysis from the covert unit later served as the basis for many of the erroneous public statements made by Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, and others regarding the alleged ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda, according to former and current government officials. Intense debates still rage among longtime intelligence and foreign policy professionals as to whether those who cited the information believed it, or used it as propaganda. The unit has since been disbanded.
Earlier this month, on November 14, the Pentagon's inspector general announced an investigation into whether Feith and others associated with the covert intelligence unit engaged in "unauthorized, unlawful, or inappropriate intelligence activities." In a statement, Feith said he is "confident" that investigators will conclude that his "office worked properly and in fact improved the intelligence product by asking good questions."

The Senate Intelligence Committee has also been conducting its own probe of the Pentagon unit. But as was first disclosed by The American Prospect in an article by reporter Laura Rozen, that probe had been hampered by a lack of cooperation from Feith and the Pentagon.

Internal Pentagon records show not only that the small Pentagon unit had the ear of the highest officials in the government, but also that Rumsfeld and others considered the unit as a virtual alternative to intelligence analyses provided by the CIA.

It was upon a report from this three man CIA-alternative group -- the "Iraqi Intelligence Cell" that Cheney jotted down the note:

"This is very good indeed … Encouraging … Not like the crap we are all so used to getting out of CIA."

..
:scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared:

[DistressedAmerican]

93. Kicker For A Good Catch. Would Nominate But Too Late.

That is quite a read. I never cease to be amazed at the summ totallity of te evidence mounting for a broad conspiracy. More importantly, America is wise now. Even if Congress does not act, Bush will be reviled for his remaining years and will be the but of more jokes than Nixon. The evidence is mounting. Right now it is in bits and peices. I just hope that we can flip congress and look for some real accountability!

Great catch. Bookmarking.

[Peter Frank]

96. I believe that we’re fast approaching the tipping point…

…That we’re reaching a critical mass of evidence of and witnesses to scandalous government activities; many of the witnesses being former government officials.

It will be a hard road for someone like Cheney to hoe, with eye witnesses testifying against him. Hopefully, gone will be the days when all he has to do to shirk accountability is slime the critics.

[Mutley]

88. Isn't that interesting?

Millions could die and he wouldn't care as long as he managed to make money off of it.

[annabanana]

90. bringing it back up..

It is proof.

[Peter Frank]

91. Everyone -- please read reply #83... nt

[annabanana]

97. yes do!..n/t

[gristy]

99. you can link individual posts - here's #83

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x5438964#5447191

[annabanana]

98. (searchingfor a re-post of #83 - important!)

[Peter Frank]

100. A Must Read Thread...

:kick:

[symbolman]

101. Bush, Cheney, Rove et al

should be stripped of all fortunes, which should be returned to the treasury, and then stripped of all clothing and footware, flown to Iraq and forced to bury the victims of their faked war with SPOONS for 24 hours a day the rest of their natural lives.