Demanding Answers From Pakistan

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/12/opinion/12khalilzad.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=demanding%20answers%20from%20Pakistan&st=cse

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From: barry levine
Date: Thu, May 12, 2011 at 10:10 AM
Subject: re: Demanding Answers From Pakistan
To: letters@nytimes.com


To the Editor:
  To leave the investigation of the Intelligence failings that let
Osama bin-Laden live for years in Abbottabad to the Pakistani military
is to guarantee that nothing is learned. It would be as risible as
leaving the investigation of John Yoo's and Jay Bybee's roles in
green-lighting torture to the U.S. department of Justice. We were
lucky to see bits of the evidence before David Margolis neutered the
report of the OPR. I don't believe we'll ever see the evidence if the
Pakistani report has to get past the desk of Ashfaq Kayani--who used
to run the ISI and now runs the military--or of his picked minions.
Barry Haskell Levine