Post-Haste [Link to Pentagon Site Where pre-war Iraq and Afghanistan Documents are]

Weekly Standard ^ | 03/15/2006 | Stephen F. Hayes

[ajolympian2004]

Sada talks about what you have descibed in the interview with Mike Rosen.

[justa-hairyape]

Thanks. I am on a dial-up with an old computer right now. (Don't like to connect my main CPU to the net). But will check it out. I think we really need to get access to more interviews and possibly even some interrogations of actual Iraqi's. Personally, I am more interested however in what may be coming in the future. Quite frankly, what happened before Gulf War II is ancient history. Primarily interesting to those who spend their time rewriting history. But fascinating reading none the less.

[SR 50]

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[federal]

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[eyespysomething]

I am creating a ping list for classified documents released by the White House. This is a one time ping to those who posted on either of these threads: First declassified documents from prewar Iraq released and/or Post-Haste [Link to Pentagon Site Where pre-war Iraq and Afghanistan Documents are]

If you would like to be included on the ping list, please Freepmail me.

If you post a thread pertaining to the released docs, please ping me and/or add the keyword “prewardocs”.

[Valin]

Thanks.

[eyespysomething]

Hi! I am creating a ping list, please see the post I am replying to.

[reformedliberal]

Do we have any Arabic readers on FR?

I have been told it is an elliptical, poetic language that utilizes allusion. Many words/phrases have multiple meanings and often the written cannot be totally understood without hearing the words spoken and watching the speaker's body language. Even the body language and inflections need interpretation by someone familiar with that speaker's dialect and cultural context.

[M. Thatcher]

Thanks much for including me on the ping list.

[DocRock]

If you start the ping list, would you please add me? If not you, then could you ping me when you find out if someone else starts a ping list.

Thanks in advance,
DocRock

[eyespysomething]

You've been added.

[mware]

I bet John Loftus is cruising the documents as we speak.

[OXENinFLA]

Ping..

[DocRock]

Thank you!

[Calpernia]

For your AQ + Saddam link list

[Calpernia]

Add me please. Thank you.

[Calpernia]

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has created a website where it will post documents captured in postwar Afghanistan and Iraq. The website is hosted by the Foreign Military Studies Office Joint Reserve Intelligence Center at Fort Leavenworth and will be updated continuously with new documents.

[Wasanother]

This is just way too much for the MSM to absorb so they'll just stick with the previous montage,"Bush Lied".

[Skooz]

bump

[Grampa Dave]

fyi.

A quick scan shows some very interesting documents.

Of course, we know as per the DNC and the lying MSM, that al Qaeda was not present in Iraq until the evil Bush invaded Iraq.