Bush Vs. The Bush School of Government at Texas A & M If 700 scholars from the nation's top university scream, will anyone hear them? No, if the U.S. corporate media have anything to say about it. Read this article and consider whether this is more newsworthy than Cheney's daughter. Here is what the news report said: The U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq has been the “most misguided” policy since the Vietnam War, according to an open letter signed by some 500 (now 700) U.S. national-security specialists... “We’re advising the administration, which is already in a deep hole, to stop digging,” said Prof. Barry Posen, the Ford International Professor of Political Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (news - web sites) (MIT), one of the organizers of S3FP which includes some of the most eminent U.S. experts on both national-security policy and on the Middle East and the Arab world. Among the signers are six of the last seven presidents of the American Political Science Association (APSA) and professors teach in more than 150 colleges and universities in 40 states. Besides Posen, the main organizers included Stanley Kaufman of the University of Delaware; Michael Brown, director of Security Studies at Georgetown University; Michael Desch, who holds the Robert M. Gates Chair in Intelligence and National Security Decision-Making at the Bush School of government at Texas A & M University; and Jessica Stern, at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, who also served in a senior counter-terrorism post in the National Security Council during the Clinton administration. It appears the only people who actually believe in the Bush Administration's misguided Iraq policy are within the administration. If you can't get your own schools to support you, who will? Source: