Wow! CBS Has investigative Reporters?

[Kathianne]

This makes one wonder why they don't use them more often:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/havana-...es-transcript/

[SassyLady]

The sad thing is that this is old news.

[Kathianne]

The sad thing is that this is old news.

The syndrome, yes. For a couple years though, govt has Been denying of obscufating the facts, as CBS points out.

This is really the MSM for once saying the govt has purposefully lied and covered up a foreign attack on US soil.

First time in many years.

[Gunny]

The syndrome, yes. For a couple years though, govt has Been denying of obscufating the facts, as CBS points out.

This is really the MSM for once saying the govt has purposefully lied and covered up a foreign attack on US soil.

First time in many years.

The government doesn't like to pay. They finally in the past year or so decided to pay up for those affected by contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune. They begrudgingly cracked open the coin purse in an extremely limited fashion for Gulf War Syndrome.

They don't have a problem with there being a problem per se. Just don't hold them accountable. Your tax dollars are spent on more important things like DEI and trying to strongarm people into EVs the grid it has yet to address (again, costs the government) can't support.

When it comes to Federal government employees, we don't figure out until it's too late they're going to drag their feet hoping you'll die and the problem goes away.

Not sure what is up with CBS pointing fingers and naming names. Wait for the retraction and apology?

[SassyLady]

The syndrome, yes. For a couple years though, govt has Been denying of obscufating the facts, as CBS points out.

This is really the MSM for once saying the govt has purposefully lied and covered up a foreign attack on US soil.

First time in many years.

Many sources other than CBS have already said this. CBS is limping into the race for getting the truth to the public.

Not many people rely on MSM any more.

[Kathianne]

Many sources other than CBS have already said this. CBS is limping into the race for getting the truth to the public.

Not many people rely on MSM any more.

I look forward to the links. They too have all the foia info, that's what is different from the others I've seen. They actually have the documents and facts I've not seen before.

Like Gunny said, gov't hates paying out for it's own mistakes, where this goes a step further from original Cuba embassy type reports to attacks on US streets. The links to Russia are important too, and again something beyond the speculation I've seen previously.

[Gunny]

I look forward to the links. They too have all the foia info, that's what is different from the others I've seen. They actually have the documents and facts I've not seen before.

Like Gunny said, gov't hates paying out for it's own mistakes, where this goes a step further from original Cuba embassy type reports to attacks on US streets. The links to Russia are important too, and again something beyond the speculation I've seen previously.

The link to Russia is new to me and what caught my eye. Not surprising. Planes crash, people get poisoned ... right out of a Alistaire MacClean Cold War novel

[Gunny]

Many sources other than CBS have already said this. CBS is limping into the race for getting the truth to the public.

Not many people rely on MSM any more.

Not a CBS fan. However, first sentence states "5 year investigation". While I am sure not by design given the nature of the beast, not jumping to foregone conclusion from the get-go is rather refreshing.