British Intelligence Documents 'Unfounded'

CPI News ^ | 3-13-02 | Steve Pope

[CPI News]

British Intelligence Documents 'Unfounded'
CPI News Exclusive - Investigative Report

Recent press reports and statements, including a statement from IAEA Director General Mohamed Elbaradei presented to the UN Security Counsel on March 7, 2003 indicate that documents allegedly obtained by British intelligence agents supporting allegations that Iraqi officials attempted to acquire uranium in 1999 and 2000 were fakes.

Allegations were made that in 1999 and 2000 Iraqi officials attempted to purchase uranium from Niger. In fact, British intelligence sources claimed to have documents and in fact produced these documents in their 2002 "dossier" on Iraq's alleged possession weapons of mass destruction.

The supposed intelligence contained in the "dossier" was later found to have been copied from a research paper written by a graduate student and also from material taken from Janes research service.

[concerned about politics]

This is really, really old news. The report was trashed months ago, and Blair certainly became more causious because of it, that's for sure!
Our FBI and CIA had been so depleated by he last administration, I'm sure Bush had to re-check everything we had as well - just in case! There's lefties out to start trouble just about everywhere, like the Al Quata!

[GraniteStateConservative]

The actual evidence of how Hussein isn't disarming and is actually fully arming in every possible way is classified. I want our operatives who acquired that intelligence to live. I guess you feel otherwise.

[Fractal Trader]

Well, hopefully these fellows will be leading journalists one day when they finally get educated about the world. Perhaps they should use FR as a source rather than vice versa.

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[cake_crumb]

It's last week's news and it's under investigation.