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Headlines Feb 07 Posted: Friday, February 7, 2003 TV documentary US lied about Gulf War missile "hits" Phone taps' credibility questioned The "smoking gun" has been found Although Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld never served in the armed forces, he is anxious to send our men and women into war. Prior to his cabinet position he had considerable success as Ronald Reagan's bagman to Baghdad. In the early 80s Rumsfeld traveled to Baghdad to meet with Saddam and normalize relations. This was indeed a successful mission. CIA officer killed in Afghanistan No 10 admits mistake in copying Iraq dossier Downing Street today said it made a mistake in failing to acknowledge that a large section of a dossier on Saddam Hussein was copied from a Californian postgraduate student's outdated thesis. The UK government and secret services are not some fly by night website that failed to credit someone out of ignorance. They stole the material in order to propagandize the world. So now people must know that it is little academic students who are behind U.S. and UK unintelligence. The UK and US governments have been playing the UN and the world for fools. Do not doubt that they are busy searching these little websites for angles to present to the world. The rather embarrassed U.S. Gov’t is now issuing a terror watch in order to distract the world. THEY HAVE BEEN EXPOSED! UK war dossier a sham, say experts British 'intelligence' lifted from academic articles Amid charges of "scandalous" plagiarism on the night when Tony Blair attempted to rally support for the US-led campaign against Saddam Hussein, Whitehall's dismay was compounded by the knowledge that the disputed document was singled out for praise by the US secretary of state, Colin Powell, in his speech to the UN security council on Wednesday. Citing the British dossier, entitled Iraq - its infrastructure of concealment, deception and intimidation in front of a worldwide television audience Mr Powell said: "I would call my colleagues' attention to the fine paper that the United Kingdom distributed... which describes in exquisite detail Iraqi deception activities." Guardian/UK A dossier of evidence against Iraq is "solid", Downing Street has insisted after allegations that it included plagiarised material that was 12 years out of date. BBC It emerged that some of the document was copied from three different articles, including one written by a postgraduate student. Excerpts from a paper relating to the build-up to the 1991 Gulf War by Californian student Ibrahim al-Marashi were used in the intelligence document. The paper was published in the Middle East Review of International Affairs. Other sections in the dossier were apparently taken from defence journal Jane's Intelligence Review. From BBC ¤ U.S. terror alert to distract from false UK dossier ¤ Glenda: Downing Street Lied On Dossier ¤ Letter on UK Plagiarized dossier ¤ UK Government plagiarised Iraq data ¤ Britain's Intelligence Dossier on Iraq was Plagiarized ¤ UK report on Iraq was fake: Academician ¤ The UK Iraq dossier and its use of open sources Nobel winners attack Bush economics  Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |