Completing the French Connection(The reasoning behind the forged Niger Documents)

Self | 21 November, 2005 | Paperjam

[KC Burke]

over here

[ClaireSolt]

I read a long Feodora article that was pregnant with possibilities. You have obviously worked on this. Tell me, when I read that Joe Wilson was the last American to see Sadaam before the war started, what war are they referring to. If that refers to 2003, then I think it strengthens the case that he was working with the French et al against us.

[tcrlaf]

Ping!
For later Moonbat crushing......

[txhurl]

bttt

[ravingnutter]

Wilson was the last one to see Saddam prior to Gulf War I.

[ClaireSolt]

Thanks for clarifying that.

[Wuli]

The only thing I would add to your fantastic research on this matter, is something I also posted in a companion thread today:

In addition to growing evidence that France created the forged documents, we cannot ignore the following:

(1)Valerie Plame's CIA Division,

(a)is tasked with tracking suspect WMD raw material transactions worldwide,
(b)has extensive connections with similar divisions of all foreign services that have similar concerns,
(c)has extensive knowledge, regarding all nations from which WMD raw materials (uranium) are produced,
(d)has the expertese and the means to have known that the forged documents were forged, in less than a week's time.

(2)And yet, from the date the forged documents were handed over the US embassy in Rome, October 9, 2002, until the IAEA declared that they were forgeries, a matter of some months, there is no declaration from Plame's division to the WhiteHouse that the documents were forged.

(3)A reasonable investigator would have to suspect that not only were the French involved in getting the documents into the intelligence stream, Valerie Plame's CIA Division, (a)might have known all along, through their associates in Frahnce, about the documents and (b)at a minimum her division appears to have been politically motivated in not declaring the documents as forgeries before they were turned over to the UN.

We need a new special prosecutor.

[paperjam]

I completely agree with all your statements.

If ever there was a need for a special prosecutor, the time is now!

[txhurl]

Indeed we do.

[SBD1]

While I don't agree with all of the author's conclusions in this essay, it is nevertheless the most believable reason for the US to go to war with Iraq. The author leaves out 911, which I think is a mistake and fails to give any justification for the war other than oil. I personally find the fact that our "so called" ally France was/is conspiring against the United States to turn America into a third world country with massive inflation is more than enough justification to go to war with Iraq. It is the duty of the Commander in Chief to protect America from all threats, even economic threats that would change the entire economic balance of the entire world.

Revisited - The Real Reasons for the Upcoming War With Iraq:

A Macroeconomic and Geostrategic Analysis of the Unspoken Truth

by William Clark

Original Essay January 2003

-Revised March 2003

-Post-war Commentary January 2004

Summary

Although completely unreported by the U.S. media and government, the answer to the Iraq enigma is simple yet shocking -- it is in large part an oil currency war. One of the core reasons for this upcoming war is this administration's goal of preventing further Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) momentum towards the euro as an oil transaction currency standard. However, in order to pre-empt OPEC, they need to gain geo-strategic control of Iraq along with its 2nd largest proven oil reserves. The second coalescing factor that is driving the Iraq war is the quiet acknowledgement by respected oil geologists and possibly this administration is the impending phenomenon known as Global "Peak Oil." This is projected to occur around 2010, with Iraq and Saudi Arabia being the final two nations to reach peak oil production. The issue of Peak Oil has been added to the scope of this essay, along with the macroeconomics of `petrodollar recycling' and the unpublicized but genuine challenge to U.S. dollar hegemony from the euro as an alternative oil transaction currency. The author advocates graduated reform of the global monetary system including a dollar/euro currency `trading band' with reserve status parity, a dual OPEC oil transaction standard, and multilateral treaties via the UN regarding energy reform. Such reforms could potentially reduce future oil currency and oil warfare. The essay ends with a reflection and critique of current US economic and foreign policies. What happens in the 2004 US elections will have a large impact on the 21st century.

[Southack]

"I hope you enjoy my work on the CIA leak case, the Oil-For-Food scandal, and the efforts by France to outright hurt America and our economy. I know it's a little long but the story is a hell of a thing. Paperjam"

You've done outstanding work here.

A couple of *minor* nits: 1. Joe Wilson gave a debriefing to the CIA that said something entirely different from what he claimed in his NY Times editorial about proving that no Uranium was sought by Iraq (a ludicrous claim on its face because Iraq had more than 500 tons of Uranium yellowcake in-country, and more than a ton of low-enriched Uranium, that it had already purchased).

2. Propping up the Euro benefits only France...it harms China and Germany (world's largest exporter).

Consider that the lower that the U.S. Dollar falls, the fewer goods the U.S. can purchase from Germany and China...harming their export-oriented economies.

France, however, sells more exports to countries other than the U.S., so a lower Dollar isn't so much a factor for them.

...And yes, this all goes back to De Gaulle's plan for France's control of the world economy and politics (which further goes back to Talleyrand and Napoleon).

[Southack]

"The tip off, of coure, is that Wilson mentioned the forgeries in his senate intel committee testimony, even though the US government would not know about them for 8 months."

That's the whole thing...Wilson knew that the documents were forgeries long before the U.S. ever saw them. He was clearly privy to the whole French Intel operation to use the forgeries to discredit the U.S.