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Defending Aggression: The David Kay Report Posted: Friday, January 30, 2004 Is David Kay a weapon of mass deflection? The latest spin surrounding the Bush adiministration's pre-war intelligence on Iraq comes from outgoing WMD hunter David Kay. After rummaging around Iraq for nine months and coming back empty-handed, Kay says he now believes that no such weapons exist, and haven't since the mid nineties. But instead of drawing the logical conclusion that he's been duped and played for a fool, he chose instead to launch the latest salvo in the Bush administration's undeclared war on the rank and file US intelligence community. Americans deserve to know Why did the Bush administration push WMDs as a justification for war? Congress should find out. Defending Aggression: The David Kay Report The Hutton Inquiry Hutton a whitewash, say 56% 'The Public Must Look to What is Missing From the Report' What WMD? Where's the Apology? Mr. Kay still claims that this was a pure intelligence failure. I don't buy it: the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has issued a damning report on how the threat from Iraq was hyped, and former officials warned of politicized intelligence during the war buildup. Poles criticize their leader after he meets with Bush Iraq attacks to rise - US general Bush refuses to call inquiry into WMD Kay-O'd on Iraqi Weapons? Bush evades The unjust world order Repeated time and again, propaganda becomes plausible and, ultimately, "facts", at least for some people, for some time. At such a time, one must remember the proverbial story of the emperor’s clothes. In addition, one must deconstruct the propaganda machinery through recourse to certain basic, indisputable facts. Bush, Blair, and WMD intelligence   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |