The news points to this: There were never any WMD
Posted: Saturday, July 12, 2003

Revealed: first dossier also dodgy

Trading on fear
From the start, the invasion of Iraq was seen in the US as a marketing project. Selling 'Brand America' abroad was an abject failure; but at home, it worked. Manufacturers of 4x4s, oil prospectors, the nuclear power industry, politicians keen to roll back civil liberties - all seized the moment to capitalise on the war.

Pentagon "Sexing up" casualty reports?

Howard apologises over Iraq claim
The Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, has apologised for using false intelligence reports to justify sending troops to Iraq as part of the US-led coalition.

Bush Knew Iraq Info Was False

Bush Team Split as CIA Becomes the Fall Guy

¥ Operation protect the U.S President at all cost
CIA chief takes rap for Bush's false war claim
CIA Admits It Allowed Error in Bush Speech
CIA head takes blame for Bush's Iraq claim
Bush, Rice say CIA cleared State of the Union speech

Straw defends dossier uranium claims

Canadians vote Bush least-liked president

The State Of The Union speech Bush wanted to give

US firms seek future oil revenues for reconstruction
The Bush Administration is considering a provocative proposal to pledge a portion of Iraq's future oil and gas revenue to secure reconstruction loans before a new Iraqi government is in place to approve the idea.

The news points to this: There were never any WMD



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