There's a new nonfiction book just out. The topic is bullshit. And that's what BushCo continues to try and feed us. Lots of it, and continually. Always doing his best to "catapult the propaganda". And he's been doing pretty well...until a couple of Washington Post reporters began to investigate. Just look at this:
Go to Original
In Terror Cases, Few Convictions
By Dan Eggen and Julie Tate
The Washington Post
Sunday 12 June 2005
US often depends on lesser charges.
First of Two Parts
On Thursday, President Bush stepped to a lectern at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy in Columbus to urge renewal of the USA Patriot Act and to boast of the government's success in prosecuting terrorists.
Flanked by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, Bush said that "federal terrorism investigations have resulted in charges against more than 400 suspects, and more than half of those charged have been convicted."
Those statistics have been used repeatedly by Bush and other administration officials, including Gonzales and his predecessor, John D. Ashcroft, to characterize the government's efforts against terrorism.
But the numbers are misleading at best.
An analysis of the Justice Department's list of terrorism prosecutions by The Washington Post shows that 39 people - not 200 - have been convicted of crimes related to terrorism or national security....
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Scroll up and click on the link to read the rest of the first part of this 2-part article. BushCo doesn't put them in camps...he puts them in jail or deports them. The bullshit just continues to stack and stack and stack. This administration is completely unable to tell the truth...and makes little attempt to bother.
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