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Geopolitical expert exposes the CIA 'Indiana Jones of the Right' says agency ruled by ' left-wing hyper-liberals' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: October 21, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com Dr. Jack Wheeler, whose death-defying adventures span the globe and whose achievements have inspired wide-ranging acclaim, is one geopolitical expert who doesn't mince words. Wheeler's latest barbs are reserved for the Central Intelligence Agency, which despite common perception, he says, is populated by anything but right-wing operatives. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Geopolitical expert exposes the CIA 'Indiana Jones of the Right' says agency ruled by ' left-wing hyper-liberals' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: October 21, 2004 1:00...

I have come here today to talk to you and to the American people about something important to our nation and central to our future: how the United States intelligence community evaluated Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs over the past decade, leading to a national intelligence estimate in October of 2002. I want to tell you about our information and how we reached our judgments. I want to tell you what I think, honestly and directly. There's several reasons to do this: because the American people deserve to know, because intelligence has never been more important to the security...

ENTEBBE, Uganda (AP) — President Bush's national security adviser said Friday the CIA cleared Bush's State of the Union speech in its entirety, including a sentence alleging that Iraq was seeking to buy nuclear material from Africa. If CIA Director George Tenet had any misgivings about that sentence in the president's speech, "he did not make them known" to Bush or his staff, said national security adviser Condoleezza Rice.Her comments to reporters aboard Air Force One came as the administration presented a full-press defense of Bush's use of that allegation against Saddam Hussein, which the White House subsequently acknowledged was...