Kissinger Resigns 9/11 Post Over Conflicts
Re “Kissinger Quits as Head of 9/11 Panel,” Dec. 14: If Henry Kissinger cannot investigate terrorists because it could create a “conflict of interest” via his business clients, doesn’t that imply they might be terrorists? Shouldn’t we know who they are?
J.B. Thomas
Arroyo Grande
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Kissinger, appointed by President Bush to investigate the horrific events of Sept. 11, does not want to liquidate his lucrative international consulting firm to take the position. At last this patriot’s true colors come out. Kissinger’s self-interest is more important than our national interest.
Good riddance.
Michael D. Mauer
Los Angeles
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