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HER dusty file was one of hundreds of thousands of documents stacked in a house in a wealthy neighbourhood of Baghdad. Asma Rasheed married a pilot, lived comfortably in the presidential compound of Saddam Hussein and directed a microbiology programme that was not supposed to exist. Rasheed’s light blue folder has emerged from a huge archive seized by forces loyal to Ahmed Chalabi, the leader of the Iraqi National Congress, which opposed Saddam. The archive — a dark who’s who of Iraq — reveals the tiniest details of blandishments and humiliations by a paranoid regime that shared the Nazis’ obsession...

Listen to Rush… (...nuke the media's attempt to repackage old news as a false new story) BEGIN TRANSCRIPT I told you yesterday that this New York Times story that ran was an old story, that these weapons have been missing for 18 or 19 months. It took NBC Nightly News last night and their report to prove it. An NBC embedded reporting unit was with the 101st Airborne April 10th, 2003. Baghdad fell April 9th, 2003. When the embedded reporters got to the Al Qaqaa weapons site with the 101st Airborne, there were no explosives in that cache that everybody...