In a post Buchshney U.S. (Ethical question here)

[Aviation Pro]

Does the U.S. conduct the investigation into this corrupt, evil, criminal syndicate along the lines of the way that South Africa did (full disclosure of the heinous acts on the part of the apartheid government with immunity from retribution or prosecution) or do we go full bore into prosecuting these slimy fucks?

I lean toward fully prosecuting these sons-of-bitches, but we may never get to the whole truth.

[whistle]

1. I second that, as for getting to the whole truth, that is going to take

....lots and lots of effort and perseverance, but we shall eventually get to the truth probably sooner than most of us expect.

[Turbineguy]

2. I'll be happy

if we can just clean up the mess they made. Prosecuting them will take more time, energy and money than it's worth.

Say, maybe we could get some of those private security guys in Iraq to... (redacted to avoid deletion)

[billybob537]

3. Follow the law to

it's rightful conclusion.
And then and only then maximum sentence for all criminal scum.

[bryant69]

4. We'll have to see how it goes. But I doubt we will do much to them.

I mean if the MIHOP people come up with some credible proof not based on speculation, than we'd have a chance. But barring that, it seems unlikely that there will be enough evidence to convict.

I should say I'm sure some of them will be convicted; Rove is a good possibility. But the whole lot of them is unlikely.

Bryant
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