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Vindicating Douglas Feith

Submitted by Jon Moore, Feb 18, 2007 03:09

If the point of The Sun's editorial were that no one ever equated stupidity with illegality, it would have a point. Usually though, those who don't do their due diligence don't think far enough in advance to act with malice. If, however, incompetence were a crime, Douglas Feith would be the poster boy.

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Feb 20, 2007 10:53

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