Journal de bord

Because of the gravity of the subject and the President’s unique access to classified information, members of Congress and the public expect the President and his senior officials to take special care to be balanced and accurate in describing national security threats. It does not appear, however, that President Bush, Vice President Cheney, Secretary Rumsfeld, Secretary Powell, and National Security Advisor Rice met this standard in the case of Iraq. To the contrary, these five officials repeatedly made misleading statements about the threat posed by Iraq. In 125 separate appearances, they made 11 misleading statements about the urgency of Iraq’s threat, 81 misleading statements about Iraq’s nuclear activities, 84 misleading statements about Iraq’s chemical and biological capabilities, and 61 misleading statements about Iraq’s relationship with al Qaeda.

Petite comptabilité des mensonges du gouvernement américain.

“Bonjour, j’entame aujourd’hui mon blog. Raconter ma vie. Je suis un garçon de 20 ans, je suis une pute.” [Via Cossaw].

23° C à l’ombre. Ce n’est plus le printemps, c’est l’été. Obligé de brancher le climatiseur au bureau. Et pendant ce temps-là, il neige à NYC. Et demain, on prévoit un petit -4° C neigeux à Montréal. Une petite pensée (hypocrite) pour Martine et mon lapin.