Iraqi Documents Rebut the Senate Intelligence Report on WMD.

Pentagon/FMSO website for Iraq Pre-war documents http://70.168.46.200/ ^ | September 18 2006 | jveritas

[jveritas]

No way, this cannot be true :)

[TruthNtegrity]

Marking

[TNdandelion]

ping and thank you!

[april15Bendovr]

"Zarwahiri Look at this photo of P-ditty?"

Usama lets make a shirt "Vote for our friends in the Democrat Party or die."

[april15Bendovr]

http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/nation/story/8FFDF035F9467BCE862571EF00197403?OpenDocument

Sen. Christopher "Kit" Bond, R-Mo., and other senators who also serve on the Senate Intelligence Committee called Tuesday for an independent board to examine whether too much information was kept secret in the recently released reports on prewar intelligence about Iraq.

Bond said, "Although I disagree with a number of conclusions in these reports and believe the partisan conclusions the committee voted upon are not necessarily supported by the evidence within the reports themselves, I do agree with my colleagues that too much of the report remains classified, and I am a firm believer that whatever need not remain classified, should not remain classified."

[Steve_Seattle]

"All we will hear from the MSM will be the sound of crickets."

Someday, long after Bush is gone, some scholar or scholars will take a fresh look at the issue of Iraqi WMD's, and this stuff will come out. Although academia has a group-mind as strong as that of the MSM, there will come a day when the chance to break new ground, to make waves, will prevail. The anti-Bush sentiment will dissipate over time, and someone will see this as an opportunity to "challenge the consensus." Someone will make a name for himself by getting this stuff out.