U.S. Makes Seized Iraqi Documents Public

Yahoo - AP ^ | March 27, 2006 | ROBERT TANNER

[PajamaHadin]

The federal government is making public a huge trove of documents seized during the invasion of Iraq, posting them on the Internet in a step that is at once a nod to the Web's power and an admission that U.S. intelligence resources are overloaded.

[PajamaHadin]

Many places talk about the Iraqi document being released but not all of them provide links to the sites where they can be found.

Here is at least one place to find links to many of the released Iraqi documents.

I suggest folks provide additional locations as well.

[Cyber Liberty]

Man, Yahoo's right out of the gate on this, huh? This story is many, many days old already.

[GovernmentShrinker]

Oh dear, FReepers are going to be awfully busy this spring.

[Izzy Dunne]

"I would bet that the materials that they chose to post were the ones that were suggestive of a threat,"

Yo, pinhead.

If you agree that there WERE documents suggestive of a threat, even one, doesn't that mean that your whole argument that there never was a threat is crap?

[HHKrepublican_2]

i HIGHLY doubt the defense department would let possibly important documents out into the public without screening. No way.

[PajamaHadin]

I new this was old news too and don't know why it appears that these guys are just now talking about it like it's breaking news.

[jveritas]

The first translation of the Afghani Consul talking about Bin Laden relation with Saddam and dated on 9/15/2001 was first translated here on FR one day before Omar from the Iraq the Model did the translation. I do not think AP wants to give FR the credit for this.

[Just mythoughts]

Nice work BUMP

[paudio]

This story is many, many days old already.

Perhaps they wanted to make sure first that there's no obvious info about WMD there.