[paperjam]

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

[rdb3]

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[agere_contra]

Excellent work Paperjam

[gaspar]

Brilliant, just brilliant.

[paperjam]

Ping

You've all been a lot of help in guiding my thoughts. I hope you enjoy this.

[PeterPrinciple]

Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.


Interesting.

[Dan(9698)]

The question I have is:

Where did the tons of yellow cake uranium that Iraq has come from?

There was additionally tons of enritched uranium that was removed to the US recently. Where did that come from?

I think they bought it from the French and it came from Africa. (just speculation)

[little jeremiah]

Later read.

[justshutupandtakeit]

Thanks for your work on this murky topic. Can't say I "enjoyed" the description of France's perfidity in undermining our foreign policy though.

[ravingnutter]

Re: Jacqueline Wilson

She’s reported to have worked for them at least through November of 2000 and is currently whereabouts unknown.

Not exactly...you might want to add this:

She is still an advisor to Bongo, her picture from a 2005 conference can be found here

[Lurker]

Outstanding work.

L

[IVote2]

A long and detailed report. Thanks for all the hard work.

Jen

[Fedora]

Great work putting pieces together. On the Russian oil firms mentioned, there are some interesting Soros connections.

[tcrlaf]

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

[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.

[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).