h/t: Blazing Cat Fur Terry Glavin has nailed it just right.
A closer look at Richard Colvin's claims about the lies of his lying bosses and their lies.
As I noted here, Richard Colvin has quite clearly insinuated that his one-time boss, Arif Lalani, Canada's former ambassador to Afghanistan, is both a coward and a liar. Turns out there is rather more going on here (or less, if you like) than that, and I suspect it betrays a lot about this preposterous affair that will, sadly, take a lot of the fun out of it too
Sunday, December 20, 2009
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You should read all the testimony. It is quite informative. Here are the results from a webpoll I ran.
ReplyDeleteWHAT IS THE MOST INFORMATIVE STATEMENT IN THE COLVIN TESTIMONY?
"I have to say that I've never seen a prisoner in a cell" (39%)
"I didn't witness any acts of torture" (35%)
"I wasn't really following this quite as closely as I should have." (7%)
"That's a good question, Mr. Rae" (7%)
"it took me a while to really understand the nature of our detainee system" (5%)