NOT A DICTATOR JUST A PREVARICATOR

Will average Americans soon be Revolutionaries of the new American century if they continue to learn how badly (or in this case how well) they have been fooled by fabricated (or in BushSpeak: wrong Intelligence) information?
Misleading data and cherry-picked Intel that the bellicose administration used to justify their costly Depleted Uranium- Radioactive pre-emptive war and occupation?
The slippery slope of Bush is becoming a fast-moving glacier.
The excuses of “We misheard and we misspoke” will no longer sell to the American people.
Americans no longer “buy” the Bush fairy tale.
The liberal left-wing factions that have been finger-pointing and Bush-bashing are gradually acquiring a majority of Americans to their side (who voted for a Long War President the second time).
Dubya, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Rice are still telling us how their dandy war is going just fine.
George W. Bush…not a dictator…
JUST A PREVARICATOR!

"When the president says something, he better mean what he says. In order to be effective, in order to maintain credibility, words have got to mean something. You just can't say things in the job I'm in and not mean what you say."
George W. Bush

"I don't know of anybody in my administration who leaked classified information. If somebody did leak classified information, I'd like to know it, and we'll take the appropriate action," he said.
George W. Bush

Bush and Cheney Discussed Plame Prior to Leak
By Jason Leopold
t r u t h o u t | Report

Monday 10 April 2006

In early June 2003, Vice President Dick Cheney met with President Bush and told him that CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson was the wife of Iraq war critic Joseph Wilson and that she was responsible for sending him on a fact-finding mission to Niger to check out reports about Iraq's attempt to purchase uranium from the African country, according to current and former White House officials and attorneys close to the investigation to determine who revealed Plame-Wilson's undercover status to the media.

Other White House officials who also attended the meeting with Cheney and President Bush included former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, her former deputy Stephen Hadley, and Deputy White House Chief of Staff Karl Rove.

This information was provided to this reporter by attorneys and US officials who have remained close to the case. Investigators working with Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald compiled the information after interviewing 36 Bush administration officials over the past two and a half years.

The revelation puts a new wrinkle into Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald's two-year-old criminal probe into the leak and suggests for the first time that President Bush knew from early on that the vice president and senior officials on his staff were involved in a coordinated effort to attack Wilson's credibility by leaking his wife's classified CIA status.