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Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Feith loses faith
Douglas Feith, undersecretary of defense for policy has resigned for personal reasons. On his way out, Feith expressed doubts about how the U.S. conducted the invasion of Iraq:
I am not asserting to you that I know that the answer is, we did it right. What I am saying is it's an extremely complex judgement to know whether the course that we chose with its pros and cons was more sensible.
Feith led the Office of Special Plans, which was committed to shaping intelligence to fit neoconservative aims in the Middle East and stove piping straight to the White House.
