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Donald Rumsfeld Donald Henry Rumsfeld (born July 9, 1932) is a United States businessman, retired Navy Fighter Pilot, diplomat, and politician who served as the 13th Secretary of Defense under President Gerald Ford from 1975 to 1977 and as the 21st Secretary of Defense under President George W. Read More»From Wikipedia |
A bumper crop of CEO politicians are campaigning to run the country like a bottom-line business.
The Iraq Inquiry, Britain's blue-ribbon panel to investigate that country's road to war, may be the closest the West gets to a public accounting.
A senior member of George W. Bush's Pentagon policy team met with an associate of Simon Mann, a colorful British mercenary leader, not long before Mann led a team of soldiers of fortune in an unsuccessful 2004 attempt to oust the dictator of Equatorial Guinea. Last week, Mann—who had been sentenced to 34 years in a dismal prison in the oil-rich African state after his plot to depose the country's president, Teodoro Obiang, collapsed— was suddenly pardoned, released from prison, and allowed to return to the United Kingdom . Media reports before and after Mann's release quoted claims by Mann that the governments of Spain and South Africa had backed the attempted coup and that it had the tacit support of the Bush-era Pentagon and U.S. oil companies. Documents related to the alleged coup plot have been posted here by the BBC.
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start." Shinseki, a wounded vet (he lost part of a foot in Vietnam) who clashed with former defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld in the run-up to the war in Iraq, spelled out the VA's new approach in a July speech to a medical symposium
Senate testimony how many U.S. troops would be needed to secure Iraq. "Several hundred thousand," he said. Donald Rumsfeld called that estimate "far off the mark." Events proved otherwise. Recently Mullen told a Senate committee that
percent this year. In any case, public support for America has been steadily slipping across the countries of what Donald Rumsfeld called "new Europe," as the Iraq War soured and evidence emerged that they had been used as sites illegal torture
were talking about something other than getting Al Qaeda. Then I realized with almost a sharp physical pain that [ Donald ] Rumsfeld and [Paul] Wolfowitz were going to try to take advantage of this national tragedy to promote their agenda about Iraq
death of Robert McNamara this week has brought inevitable comparisons between "the architect of the Vietnam War" and Donald Rumsfeld , the "architect" of another war that has become unpopular. Actually, the Vietnam War and the invasion of Iraq
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