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By: Richard H. Davis

Richard H. Davis — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 00:47:44 +0000

I'm glad to see the graphs on O'Beirne. He is (I thought) was of the unsung villains in the Bush Pentagon. I am curious about how many references his name would produce in Lexis/Nexis. It seems to be that he has been under the radar relative to his importance in sending completely inexperience, incompetent people to Iraq. Is there no law requiring the DOD to hire competent or qualified people? If there isn't, there should be, and if there is, the next DOJ should get around to checking if O'Bierne violated that law. One of the things that the Obama transition should be looking at, at a low priority, is extending the statute of limitations so that they have 8 years to investigate and charge these peole. If they aren't charged with the crimes that they committed, they sometime in the future, another administration will commit similiar crimes.