Insider fires a broadside at Rumsfeld's office - Asia Times

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Insider fires a broadside at Rumsfeld's office

By Jim Lobe

WASHINGTON - On most days, the Pentagon's "Early Bird", a daily compilation of news articles on defense-related issues mostly from the US and British press, does not shy from reprinting hard-hitting stories and columns critical of the United States Defense Department's top leadership.

But few could help notice last week that the "Bird" omitted an opinion piece distributed by the Knight-Ridder news agency by a senior Pentagon Middle East specialist, Air Force Lt Col Karen Kwiatkowski, who worked in the office of Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Douglas Feith until her retirement in April.

"What I saw was aberrant, pervasive and contrary to good order and discipline," Kwiatkowski wrote. "If one is seeking the answers to why peculiar bits of 'intelligence' found sanctity in a presidential speech, or why the post-Saddam occupation has been distinguished by confusion and false steps, one need look no further than the process inside the Office of the Secretary of Defense ."

Kwiatkowski went on to charge that the operations she witnessed during her tenure in Feith's office, and particularly those of an ad hoc group known as the Office of Special Plans (OSP), constituted "a subversion of constitutional limits on executive power and a co-option through deceit of a large segment of the Congress".

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Egads: .. The MORE I read about these traitors, the SCARIER they get .....

And to think they want to complete the circle by taking over State ....

Wolfowitz heading State .....

FUCK ...... the People are TOO ignorant to know their peril ....

They are people who really believe we should rule the earth and also seem to believe we should kill off those who do not go along with it. I hope they are just nut cases but they show up over there all the time. They love this take over the world.

the more hope I have, especially if it's by name within official channels. It's clear that criticism of the administration has become accepted. Given the number of enemies Bush has made, that's very bad news for him.