2,000 missing pages in Taguba Report

[Moses]

Another big stack of pages is causing concern over at the Senate Armed Services Committee, which is investigating abuses at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. Committee aides discovered belatedly that their copy of the 6,000-page report on prison abuses produced by Major General Antonio M. Taguba might not be complete. The copy they got after Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's testimony on May 7 was a thick document with 106 annexes, and it was quickly arranged into separate binders. Only later did the committee stack up all the pages, compare them with a ream of 6,000 blank pages and decide that at least 2,000 pages were missing. "We'd certainly like to know why they're missing," said Republican Senator John McCain. Pentagon spokesman Larry Dirita insisted, "If there is some shortfall in what was provided, it was an oversight." Committee staff members haven't actually counted the pages. Chairman John Warner will investigate this week to see what is missing.

www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1101040531-641078,00.html

[karpomrx]

This reads like a pink panther script.
Maybe they are going to play torture for laughs. "See, it's not so bad!"
I am glad that there are no real enemies plotting against this nation. I wouldn't put these guys in charge of digging a latrine.