Now, given that it was a camp of 1,300 guards inside, outside, and around the camp
, and given Colonel Martin's testimony, having lived there and worked there, working closely with the Iraqis when he was there, explaining where it is in reference to the rest of Iraq and how it's impossible, and would have been impossible, for someone to
have 100 commandos come into this, let alone all the other testimony we had, for the U.S. to make this claim publicly out of the state department the day that Nouri al-Maliki is in Washington is, to me,
...[+++] a licence for impunity.