Here's another meme on the issue:
>U.S. Unloading WMD in Iraq
>
>TEHRAN (Mehr News Agency) - Over the past few days, in the wake of the
>bombings in Karbala and the ideological disputes that delayed the signing
>of Iraq's interim constitution, there have been reports that U.S. forces
>have unloade
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, Justin wrote:
> The intelligence, even if it was originally true, may have been leaked and
> then the mobile (and other) weapons factories and storage destroyed. The
> intended result would have been the current situation, with the Bush
> administration and intel community lo
J.A. Terranson (2004-04-03 22:22Z) wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, Justin wrote:
>
> > The intelligence, even if it was originally true, may have been
> > leaked and then the mobile (and other) weapons factories and storage
> > destroyed. The intended result would have been the current
> > situatio
"Is this that surprising? The CIA isn't doing too well if they cannot
figure out that there are good reasons to doubt anti-Iraq intelligence."
The stuff I've been reading would indicate almost the contrary. Apparently,
the Bush administration decided to more or less bypass the CIA's 'value
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