http://www.salon.com/news/wire/2004/...itz/index.html

Extract

Criticisms include: too few troops sent over in the first
place; a lack of planning for postwar operations; unilateral
action that has left the United States bearing the bulk of
the financial and human toll; and overly optimistic
predictions on what it would take to oust Saddam and build a
new democratic government in his place.

"Jim" wrote in message

Criticisms include: too few troops .... lack of planning.... unilateral
action....overly optimistic predictions....

Same crap they've been throwing at anyone associated with the Bush
administration.. Time for some new questions. Maybe -- Ms Gorelik, why did
you feel it necessary to cripple our intelligence gathering capability
through the memo you authored? Ms Gorelik, would you please tell us how
your presence on this Commission does *not* constitute a conflict of
interest when the law firm in which you are a partner represents members of
the Saudi royal family?

Think Salon might look into that?

"John Gaquin" wrote in message ...
"Jim" wrote in message

Criticisms include: too few troops .... lack of planning.... unilateral
action....overly optimistic predictions....

Same crap they've been throwing at anyone associated with the Bush
administration.. Time for some new questions. Maybe -- Ms Gorelik, why did
you feel it necessary to cripple our intelligence gathering capability
through the memo you authored? Ms Gorelik, would you please tell us how
your presence on this Commission does *not* constitute a conflict of
interest when the law firm in which you are a partner represents members of
the Saudi royal family?

Or, Ms. Gorelik, what do you think of Bush's family ties with the Bin
Ladens?
Ms. Gorelik, what about Bush's plans to attack Iraq BEFORE 911?
Ms. Gorelik, what do you think about BushCo hiring Halliburton, with
which the administration has very strong business ties with, to
rebuild Iraq, without even offering bids?