"In the world which is upside down, the true is a moment of the false."
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Thursday, July 10, 2003 BOOM! here it is, kiddos. it was only a matter of time. explain this one away, you lying sacks of shit. "CIA officials warned members of the President’s National Security Council staff the intelligence was not good enough to make the flat statement Iraq tried to buy uranium from Africa. The White House officials responded that a paper issued by the British government contained the unequivocal assertion: “Iraq has ... sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa.” As long as the statement was attributed to British Intelligence, the White House officials argued, it would be factually accurate. The CIA officials dropped their objections and that’s how it was delivered. " The statement was technically correct, since it accurately reflected the British paper. But the bottom line is the White House knowingly included in a presidential address information its own CIA had explicitly warned might not be true. " this is even more troublesome when you consider this "The CIA tried unsuccessfully in early September 2002 to persuade the British government to drop from an official intelligence paper a reference to Iraqi attempts to buy uranium in Africa that President Bush included in his State of the Union address four months later, senior Bush administration officials said yesterday." i can feel a "...what the definition of is is." moment a comin' on. ...pants on fire... posted by downtown | 10:53 PM |
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Cost of the War in Iraq
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