Funny, Isn't It, How Crises Stem Back To People Who Demand To Solve Them

Bush ordered fake letter linking Iraq to 9/11

"A blockbuster new book from investigative journalist Ron Suskind adds another revelation to the growing canon demonstrating the lengths to which President Bush and members of his administration lied, misled and deceived the American people to pursue its invasion of Iraq.

Bush allegedly ordered the CIA to forge a handwritten letter from the head of Iraq's intelligence service to Saddam Hussein that purported to link the Iraqi dictator to the ringleader of the hijackers who toppled the Twin Towers on 9/11, according to news accounts of Suskind's new book, The Way of the World: A Story of Truth and Hope in an Age of Extremism. Such use of an intelligence service to influence domestic political debate could be an impeachable offense, Suskind writes."

Bush Pressured FBI to Blame al-Qaeda for Anthrax

"They really wanted to blame somebody in the Middle East," the retired senior FBI official told The News.' (They wanted to blame their ~made for TV~ whipping boy, AQ, who they then conveniently linked to Saddam)

"By far the likeliest supplier is Saddam Hussein," The Wall Street Journal wrote in an editorial on Oct. 18.

'Intel spin' by Bushista hardliners sparked NKorean crisis: book

"WASHINGTON (AFP) — In circumstances echoing the Iraq war controversy, hardliners in US President George W. Bush's administration spun intelligence and triggered a nuclear crisis with North Korea, says a new book to be released this week.
Intelligence on a North Korea effort to acquire components for uranium enrichment was politicized to depict the hardline communist state running a full-fledged production facility capable of developing a nuclear bomb, said the book by former senior CNN journalist Mike Chinoy."

US accused of backing terrorism in Pakistan

"Pakistan has accused the US of backing militancy within the country, saying this goes against the grain of the Washington-led global war against terror."