> From: Doug Pensinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > But that's not the important thing. The attacks are history > and there is > nothing we can do to take them back. The most important > mistake that was > made and is still being made is that the administration > refuses to admit > any culpability whatsoever. We get the impression from them > that they did > everything that they could have done, that they made no > mistakes, that > they are the picture of strength and competency and that just > is not the > case. We can't begin to fix a problem until we admit there > was one and > this the Bush administration refuses to do, instead blaming the > bureaucracy or the Clinton administration or any number of > factors they > considered beyond their control. > > And worse yet, they have hindered any attempt to get to the > root of the > security lapses that made the 9/11 attack possible; opposing > the formation > of the investigation and refusing to cooperate with it fully.
Uh, yeah. What he said... I need to read ahead before responding... - jmh
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