Feith responds, "It is true that there was a serious error that the CIA made in saying that we would find WMD stockpiles. And it was a terrible mistake for the administration to have made those stockpiles in any way a part of the case for war. I don't think we needed to."
"Wasn't that the whole lynchpin for the war?" asks Kroft. “I don’t believe so,” the former Defense Department official answers.
We KNOW that Feith is wrong here, as even Pres. Bush has admitted that WMD were the main reason for war.
Worse than this, Feith shows absolutely no regrets:
Kroft asks a final question, “Knowing what you know now, do you still think this was the right thing to do?”
"I think the president made the right decision given what he knew. And given what we all knew," says Feith. "And to tell you the truth, even given what we've learned since."
Just like Rove, Feith can't come to terms with the results of his actions.
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Feith is a fifth columnist.
KEN,
He sure is:
"Feith is well-known for his support of Israel's right-wing Likud Party. In 1997, Feith was honored along with his father Dalck Feith, who was active in a Zionist youth movement in his native Poland, for their "service to Israel and the Jewish people" by pro-Likud Zionist Organization of America at its 100th anniversary banquet. In 1992, he was vice president of the advisory board of the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs. Mr. Feith is a former chairman and currently a director of the Center for Security Policy."
http://www.csmonitor.com/specials/neocon/index.html?s=entg2
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