Pentagon cancels release of Iraq report

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re: Pentagon cancels release of Iraq report

Andrew B. Einhorn — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:28:25 GMT

Beginning apparently in late November 2001, a team in the office of Defense Undersecretary Douglas Feith, working independently of the formal intelligence community, reviewed intelligence data related to Al Qaeda. In August and September 2002, this team provided three separate briefings to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, to Central Intelligence Agency Director George Tenet, and finally to high-level White House officials. The briefings, titled "Assessing the Relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda," included the assessment that "Intelligence indicates cooperation [with Al Qaeda] in all categories: mature, symbiotic relationship." Source: "935 false statements on Iraq" by Publicintegrity.org

re: Pentagon cancels release of Iraq report

Al — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 13:55:33 GMT

An Al-Qaeda link was never claimed. Saddam did have links to terrorists.

re: Pentagon cancels release of Iraq report

Michelle — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 00:11:22 GMT

The study was based on incomplete archives. The most sensitive information in Saddam's various archives was destroyed by his intelligence services prior to the coalition forces securing those sites. why is this information being suppressed? http://www.thexreport.com