Thread: A BURIED 60 Minutes INTERVIEW / INDICTMENT

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The video employs clips from a 2004 "60 Minutes" Interview with 2001-2003 Secretary of the Treasury, Paul O'Neil. O'Neil,a Permanent Member of the then formed NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (NSC), was eventually FIRED in 2003, for what he OPPOSED and witnessed in the Early days of the JUST elected 2001 Bush Whitehouse.

He was appalled at the Secrecy and Contradictions in the George Bush he thought he knew. It was apparent a new agenda was rolling...and he wanted NO part in it. War plans were in the works, long BEFORE the 911 World Trade Center attack. Far from a tragedy, 911 was an OPPORTUNITY for the Bush/Cheney White House to proceed with Plans.

In his Presidential run at the office, Ron Paul continues to bravely disclose and reference this same "hidden agenda" that has been cloaked as "Foreign Policy" and "Patriotism", only to be ridiculed by the Main Stream Media, radio talk show Hosts, Bloggers, whether Democrat or Republican, and OTHERS (Guiliani!), who feign SHOCK at the mere suggestion, that our POLICIES are why "They Hate Us". Incumbent Politicians and the other contending Presidential Candidates just grow silent when Ron Paul Speaks. Why?

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It's really hard to believe that 60 minutes would bury anything detrimental to Bush.
Having said that, I have said that both parties & the media will never allow Ron Paul to be the nominee. His best bet would have been to run on the Libertarian ticket or the I ticket.

Wasn't all that stuff in his book? I hate to say it, but "evidence" against the Bush administration doesn't work because they just don't give a shit. Disgruntled employees, conspiracy theorists. They have a million ways of saying "reality is what we say not what we do so shut up". Even if there were a smoking gun from a completely reliable source it simply doesn't matter. You'll never get them to admit the truth.

Can I ask how this was supposedly "buried"?

60 Minutes aired the interview on primetime network TV. That is hardly burying anything.

Please explain. I do not get it.

Originally Posted by Distressed American

Can I ask how this was supposedly "buried"?

60 Minutes aired the interview on primetime network TV. That is hardly burying anything.

Please explain. I do not get it.

It never aired.

Originally Posted by michaelr

It never aired.

Well, others did that had the same content. It's not like we hadn't heard him say that stuff. The administration just poo-pooed it as sour grapes and it became "did not, did too" just like everything else.

Originally Posted by michaelr

It never aired.

Sure it did. On 1/11/04. After that it was reported on by several print sources. Easy to find with a google for "60 Minutes Paul O'Neil".

This interview was not "buried".

CBS 60 Minutes: Interviews former treasury secretary Paul O'Neill

Video: Broadcast 01/11/04

Transcript: (CBS) A year ago, Paul O'Neill was fired from his job as George Bush's Treasury Secretary for disagreeing too many times with the president's policy on tax cuts.

Now, O'Neill - who is known for speaking his mind - talks for the first time about his two years inside the Bush administration. His story is the centerpiece of a new book being published this week about the way the Bush White House is run.

Entitled "The Price of Loyalty," the book by a former Wall Street Journal reporter draws on interviews with high-level officials who gave the author their personal accounts of meetings with the president, their notes and documents.

But the main source of the book was Paul O'Neill. Correspondent Lesley Stahl reports.

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Originally Posted by Distressed American

Sure it did. On 1/11/04. After that it was reported on by several print sources. Easy to find with a google for "60 Minutes Paul O'Neil".

This interview was not "buried".

CBS 60 Minutes: Interviews former treasury secretary Paul O'Neill

Video: Broadcast 01/11/04

So I was told wrong, BFD. I still think it's worth watching.

Originally Posted by michaelr

So I was told wrong, BFD. I still think it's worth watching.

No offense. Just a little fact checking.

DEFINITELY worth watching again. Thanks for posting it.

Anyone that thinks that this administration did not come into office intending to do just what it did in Iraq, they have not paid much attention.

I think while 9/11 gave them an excuse, it kind of annoyed them that they had to do anything in Afghanistan. It was getting in the way of their Saddam hunt. They never committed enough troops to it and they pushed it off on NATO ASAP so they could take most of our forces into Iraq.