I think that is true, and we need whatever abilities the CIA has to be
officially able to get rid of bin Laden specifically while Bush has everyone
"with" him enabling him to recind that rule easily with no time for opposition.
Larry
"James N. McBride" wrote:
> I think the no-assassination rule only applied to the CIA. That came about
> partially because they had recently blown a couple of attempts and
> embarrassed the politicians.
>
> To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [OM] [OT] Afganistan thinking
>
> >The logical suggestion that Bush deactivates the outdated no-assasination
> >doctrine now while people are "with" him would be extremely prudent. If he
> >inanely decides to wait to do this, it will be tougher to do. But any good
> >that's attributed to him now is really what anyone in his position would be
> >advised to do anyway. That might take some initiative. I hope it happens.
> >
> >Larry
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