Mark Lause wrote: .
This recognition doesn't require treating the documents as less than legitimately seized Iraqi material or as state or military secrets posted on the internet.
. Yes it does... They, and I don't just mean the current Rethuglican administration... have a 'jacket' (look it up as a legal acronym) when it comes to fabrication of information and perjury. ...and *no*, I don't believe that *all* the documents are faked, just... gerrymandered, and just the few that were going to be pointed out after being "filtered onto the site slowly", which is the way the news articles described it. But I guess we're not going to get to find out now that it's NLA material. Even having the 'rubes' (the people of the U.S.) guessing about it can be worked to to the hustler's advantage. A good hustle NEVER happens on the straight and narrow... It's always convoluted I really, really recommend the movie 'The Sting' for anyone who wants to understand *exactly* the psychology and ethics of the people involved in what isn't really just a fraudulent administration, but a commonly criminal regime. See it again if you haven't seen it since the first run in... was it the 70s? Leigh
