I have heard that the docs were posted so that the neo-cons who _still_ believed that Saddam had Ws of MD could prove their case.It was not a widely advertised program.
On 11/5/06, Mark Lause <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, you're saying that the documents posted were not captured documents. There's nothing inherent in the documents confirming the US position, and I've heard no evidence indicating that these were fabrications... Still, if people want to believe things unsupported by evidence because there isn't evidence disproving it, I guess it's their most Roswellian choice... You're not saying that the US government posted genuine classified information in Arabic on the internet, are you? I mean, are you? I don't know.... However, if these alleged fabrications didn't convey real information about these projects, why did officials from other nuclear powers urge that they be removed? I mean, if it was just fabrication, why bother? ML
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