There was another story (via slashdot) that Wikileaks had exposed that an ip address of the US House of Representatives had hacked the Wikipedia entry about the Iraq war and the "evidence" used to justify it, namely Iraq's ties to al Qaeda. The hacked version claimed that Hussein-al Qaeda ties were well established and that doubts about this were only "alleged." In other words, doubts were alleged and an links between Hussein and al Qaeda were not alleged but known.

The lie-masters have to do their doctorate work somewhere guys and gals.

Otherwise they can't put a Phd behind their names.

Problem is that leading a false life where a person says one thing but lives another leads to self-destruction.

You are doin a heckuva job death merchants, lie-mongers, and peace-haters, even tho some of you cling to some sanity in the fog these daze.

Excellent points Dredd. As to the last article about our retired military officers pressing congress not to sanction torture, I have this to say; those who face the real chance of being tortured should carry the most weight in this debate. How dare people who don't stand a bat's chance in hell of facing such a gruesome prospect divorce themselves from the very real prospect of those living under the horrible stress of combat already, now add that constant, worse than death fear to their daily lives. Anyone who is a true American in spirit (or sane human being for that matter) knows torture is wrong, period.

Just to make sure my last post is clear: the retired military I applaude for their action, the congress should listen to them.