Remember Gonzales NOT under oath when testifying.

[Bosso 63]

I think it was about surveillance in th Senate when the republicans were in control. I just remember thinking that is a weired breach of protocol. I'm sure its been covered, but I haven't seen the thread

[HereSince1628]

1. Well, it doesn't matter since there is also a law that prohibits any government official

from lying to the US Congress. Once an official takes on the job they are subject to prosecution if they lie. That means the Straussian-model of governances which requires that government lie to the masses will be in conflict with US law until that law is nullified.

[nebenaube]

3. Straussian model

Is that man still alive? Where else besides Chicago do they teach that?

[HereSince1628]

4. In most militant madrasses? The guy behing Anwar Sadat's murder

and a cornerstone of militant fundamentalism believed the same stupid shit according to part one of the BBC's The Power of Nightmares series.

[Democrat 4 Ever]

2. Oath or not, it is still illegal to lie to Congress. eom