[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

I don't know if this has been posted.

How David Blair found the documents

[Shermy]

From link at # 57:

"...Two more box files were labelled "Britain". Others were labelled "United States", "Security Council" and "France". Each appeared to contain all the appropriate documents that had crossed the desk of an Iraqi foreign minister...."

[Grampa Dave]

Great find HGT. Thanks for the bump Shermy.

Two more box files were labelled "Britain". Others were labelled "United States", "Security Council" and "France". Each appeared to contain all the appropriate documents that had crossed the desk of an Iraqi foreign minister.

[BagCamAddict]

From the article:

"Two more box files were labelled "Britain". Others were labelled "United States", "Security Council" and "France". Each appeared to contain all the appropriate documents that had crossed the desk of an Iraqi foreign minister."

Yep, it could get interesting.

[BagCamAddict]

And another excerpt from the article:

"Like every government building in Baghdad, the foreign ministry has been pillaged to destruction. It also suffered an American cruise missile strike in the second week of the war.

Hmmmmm..... I wonder why.

[aristeides]

Four blue folders, each stamped with the Iraqi eagle, lay inside. Opening the first, I happened upon George Galloway's letter nominating Fawaz Zureikat as his representative in Baghdad. Another folder contained a letter from Sir Edward Heath thanking the Iraqi representative in London for attending a luncheon in Salisbury.

Hmmm, Edward Heath. What position has he taken on the Iraq war?