As Americans Begin To Accept That The Bush Administration Was Collusive In The 9-11 Attacks, Some Of Bush's Former Cabinet Members Now Attack Him

My advice to Scott McClellan from hereon in is to learn to sleep with both eyes open, given the history of the Bush Crime Family, to take their revenge (including murder) against anyone who attempts to expose their rampant criminality. His comment regarding the media's complicity as a propaganda machine for the Bush Administration
will no doubt make him a target for their attacks in the future. Such is the price in this country for exposing an abjectly corrupted government.

It's also clear from the following article that McClellan has now made the Bush's "hitlist," and may well find the "Bush lackey FBI" using its despicable tactics in which to smear him in the future.

"'I fell far short of living up to the kind of public servant I wanted to be,'" McClellan writes. He also blames the media whose questions he fielded, calling them 'complicit enablers' in the White House campaign to manipulate public opinion toward the need for war."


Former press secretary's book bashes Bush
May 28, 11:37 AM (ET)

WASHINGTON (AP) - Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan writes in a new memoir that President Bush relied on an aggressive "political propaganda campaign" instead of the truth to sell the Iraq war, and that the decision to invade pushed Bush's presidency "terribly off course.'

The Bush White House made "a decision to turn away from candor and honesty when those qualities were most needed" - a time when the nation was on the brink of war, McClellan writes in the book entitled "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception."

The way Bush managed the Iraq issue "almost guaranteed that the use of force would become the only feasible option."

"In the permanent campaign era, it was all about manipulating sources of public opinion to the president's advantage," McClellan writes.

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