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Old 09-25-2006, 04:42 PM
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Except that things presented in the movie as fact are CONTRADICTED by the 9/11 report. You know what I call that? Lying. More accurate than "99 %" of movies based on true stories? Oh dear. Rupert, I worry for you-- for all your insistence you aren't a typical right-winger, you do seem to have the obsessive hatred for the Clintons that has marked most of them the past six years. It sounds to me like you want to believe the right-wing media that rushed to reassure you that really, this silly "docudrama" wasn't all THAT inaccurate.

If falling for "left-wing propaganda" means demanding the truth, then stick me in with the left-wing loonies, please.

Here's one specific for you from the movie:

<<Nowrasteh's most egregious fictionalizing occurs in Act 4, which depicts a supposed strike on bin Laden's Afghan redoubt that is called off at the last second by Sandy Berger, Clinton's national security advisor, who says, "I don't have that authority." Under cover of night, a CIA agent known only as "Kirk" leads a Special Forces team into the remote mountain compound where the al-Qaida chief is hiding. "The package is ready!" cries Kirk over the satellite phone, but Berger aborts the operation because he doesn't want to take responsibility.

That incident simply never occurred. As Clarke himself would have told Nowrasteh, no CIA officer ever tracked bin Laden to his hideout. Neither did Ahmed Shah Massoud, the Northern Alliance leader who is shown guiding the aborted operation. The handsome, charismatic Massoud, later assassinated by al-Qaida agents, asks Kirk angrily, "Are there any men left in Washington, or are they all cowards?" That sort of rhetoric is frequently uttered by actors portraying characters such as Massoud and O'Neill, who are no longer around to dispute the script.

Had Nowrasteh consulted the 9/11 Commission report, not only would he have found no evidence to support his exciting imaginary assault on the bin Laden compound, but he would also have learned that the underlying assumptions were completely wrong. The report states explicitly, as Clarke and other senior officials have affirmed, that Clinton and Berger ordered the CIA and the military to use any force necessary to get bin Laden>>
Sandy Berger would not allow them to kill Bin Laden. That is well-documented. The specific scene in the movie may not have happened exactly that way, but it is well documented that Berger stopped them from killing Bin Laden. Why do you think Berger was stealing documents and stuffing them into his socks?

Right-wing media? What are you smoking? The media has always been dominated by people who identify themselves as liberal democrats.
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Old 09-25-2006, 07:51 PM
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http://gogov.com/bergerwatch.htm

I absolutely love this one!! Its a great read!!
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Old 09-25-2006, 07:52 PM
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But genuine!! Sandy said it was just a "mistake'!!! He didnt really mean to take all those documents and he didnt know they were all classfied!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/07/20/berger.probe/!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 09-25-2006, 07:54 PM
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Sandy scissorhands. Note scum liar Bill Clinton tried to defend him by saying he always had a messy desk.http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion...ger_x.htmmessy . Yeah, two peas in a pod. Liars, born liars.
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Old 09-25-2006, 09:13 PM
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Genuine Risk, I did a search and found several articles that have the information that you are interested in. Go to google.com and do an advanced search with "Berger" in the first line and Bin Laden" in the second line. Then click on the article that is about the 5th article down titled "The Boldness of the President".

This article has a ton of information straight from the 9/11 report. There were no fewer than 4 separate times that Berger was presneted with plans for attacking or capturing Bin Laden and each time Berger was an obstacle to action.

For example, the 9/11 report talks about a meeting between CIA Director Tenet and Berger where Tenet presented Berger with a plan to capture Bin Laden. The report states "In his meeting with Tenet, Berger focused most on the question of what was to be done with Bin Laden if he were actually captured. He worried that the hard evidence against Bin Laden was still skimpy and that there was danger of snatching him and bringing him to the US only to see him acquitted."

The article talks about the time where Berger did not want to attack Bin Laden's compound because families lived there and he feared that there could be 60-65 casualties.

Anyway, you can read the article.
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Old 09-25-2006, 09:53 PM
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this is all useless, all you folks are doing is googling every god damn thing there is and then using that
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Old 09-25-2006, 09:59 PM
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Im the biggest Clinton supporter out there, but he did **** up big time. From Kosovo, Sudan, and waiting to act on Bin Laden. Sandy Berger did him no favors
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Old 09-25-2006, 10:22 PM
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Im the biggest Clinton supporter out there, but he did **** up big time. From Kosovo, Sudan, and waiting to act on Bin Laden. Sandy Berger did him no favors

Jerry...I like you alot bro...your really not a bad guy at all...but...

When Clinton was president was when you were ages 11-19....
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Old 09-25-2006, 10:24 PM
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so? Clinton and Blair are my political heroes. Clinton is probably one of our greatest presidents. But there are glaring issues concerning his character and motives.

I know you love me Kev I love you too bro.
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Old 09-25-2006, 10:32 PM
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just curious as to what was possesing you to follow politics at ages 11...12...13...
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