Will we hear from Paul O'Neil again?

[Poiuyt]

It would be nice to have Paul O'Neil say something to back up Richard Clarke. It would be even nicer to have O'Neil and Clarke together saying what happened from a some insiders points of view.

[seabeyond]

1. something happened to this dude

i watched him full of courage in the evening and then the next morning i saw him cowering on a morning talk show. he was day adn noght in person. and then never saw him again

[rumguy]

2. I hope so

[DeepModem Mom]

3. They got 'im -- but, bless his soul, his book sells on --

[eleny]

4. his book says it all

even if they got to p.o. i'd like to hear more from him, too. maybe after this administration packs it's bags in january. i sure would like to know what they did to get to him. it's such a mystery and i think p.o. is the type to keep his lips sealed forever. maybe they threatened his family.

btw, this reminds me of the ross perot thing. remember when initially he decided not to run? he said they threated his daughter, who was getting married. something related to his family. and after all, he was running against the other bush. the same cabal.

[PsN2Wind]

8. Because Perot dropped out for a time

maybe to get his own security in place for his family, many here still call him crazy, a kook, etc. After all they know the Bush family were honorable and would do no such thing. Oh, the irony.

[9215]

5. O'Neill's Treasury was tracking terrorist financing.

It was mentioned in his book I think. As I remember he was making some headway shortly before he was "resignated".

[mrdmk]

6. I am still reading the book

Very interesting read.

btw. NYT Best Sellers List as of March 21, 2004 "The Price of Loyalty", is #4 from #5 of the previous week and has been on the list for 8 weeks. It is still being purchased and read by lots of people.

[mouse7]

7. Question to those reading O'Neill book

Where does O'Neill say he was on the morning of 9/11? What was he doing?

[9215]

9. He was overseas, I think Japan. He immediately flew back. nt