Doesn't matter. It's out. The Financial Times has run with it. Probably being updated with more information. Understand also that the WaTimes was being bombed by hits. Could have gone frozen, as well.
Be Seeing You,
Chris
Posted on 10/27/2004 7:11:06 PM PDT by The G Man
Nothing further. Freaking Russians ...
"Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for International Technology Security" hardly qualifies as a spokesman for the Bush campaign.
Nobody........
I just spent the last half hour culling their pages and listening to their 10 o'clock news. Can you tell me where you got this information from?
What is funny is that they're showing Kerry attacking the Prez. on the missing 380 tons.
Don't play poker with the cowboys
I just concern about all this because we have so many troops all over the world. This jerk Kerry ought to be sent to the UN. I do believe he leaked info in the debates. Now will any of this endanger our military?
Blank for me too. Did they pull the story?
It's strange; I don't know.
Remember when President Bush said that he had looked into Putin's eyes and had seen his soul? That statement always intrigued me as to the meaning.
Putin: We Told U.S. Saddam Was Planning Attacks
Friday, June 18, 2004
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,123051,00.html
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Russia gave the Bush administration intelligence after the September 11 attacks that suggested Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq was preparing attacks in the United States, President Vladimir Putin (search) said Friday.
Putin said he couldn't comment on how critical the Russians' information was in the U.S. decision to invade Iraq.
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Also This:
Ignoring Putin's revelation
Washinton Times Op/Ed
June 22, 2004
http://www.washingtontimes.com/op-ed/20040622-085205-5477r.htm
At a press conference on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered an extraordinary statement that might explain why President Bush felt such a great sense of urgency about driving Saddam Hussein from power. Mr. Putin said that Iraq was planning some kind of attack against the United States. Unfortunately, the same major media that have erroneously suggested that the September 11 commission's report debunks any linkage between al Qaeda and Iraq have shown little interest in Mr. Putin's revelation.
>snip<
But the reaction has been subdued. While ABC's "World News Tonight" covered the story on Friday, other networks felt that they had more important things to talk about than a possible attack on America by Saddam . According to the Media Research Center, Friday's CBS "Evening News" didn't mention Mr. Putin's revelation, even though it spent more than two minutes on the debate over ties between Iraq and al Qaeda. (Dan Rather thought that a more important story was Bill Clinton's statement, in his new book, that he warned President-elect Bush about Osama bin Laden, but Mr. Bush didn't care.)
Sean Hannity and Rush both hinted about a blow out October surprise.
Hopefully Drudge is still awake to get to the bottom of that.
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Doesn't matter. It's out. The Financial Times has run with it. Probably being updated with more information. Understand also that the WaTimes was being bombed by hits. Could have gone frozen, as well.
Be Seeing You,
Chris
Actually, I'm not Polish. It's a pseudonym. But I am defitely slavic. Na Zdrovya!
DDoS attacks or other hacking in play?
Which story was scrubbed clean?
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