Web Letters: Cheney's Legacy of Deception

By Robert Scheer

December 30, 2008

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  • Included in the deception behind the so-called "war on terror" was permitting Osama bin Laden to survive in the mountains of Pakistan.

    His was the face of Bush and Cheney's terror.

    Without it they had little with which to keep us caught up in their war, little with which to claw at the sinews of our patriotism.

    darrell moss

    Junction City, OR

    01/04/2009 @ 01:50am


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