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|  According to the report, CIA officials tried to tell the agency's top officials that Curveball was "a suspected fabricator and may have been mentally unstable"...  Germany's intelligence agency had warned CIA well before the Iraq war that
 Curveball's information was not credible - but the warning was ignored. (Luke Harding in Berlin The Guardian, Friday 2 April 2004)  Curveball deserves permanent exile for WMD lies, say Iraq politicians |
Defector Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi's hope of a political career met by scorn following admission he lied about Saddam Hussein's weapons programme. (Helen Pidd in Berlin, Wednesday 16 February 2011)  White House Had Intel  On Possible Airplane Attack Pre-9/11 Amy Goodman speak with former FBI translator, Sibel Edmonds, who was hired shortly after Sept. 11 to translate intelligence gathered over the previous year related to the 9/11 attacks. She says the FBI had information that an attack using airplanes was being planned before Sept. 11 and calls Condoleezza Rice’s claim the White House had no specific information on a domestic threat or one involving planes "an outrageous lie." [VIDEO & rush transcript]  Video of George W. Bush on the Morning of 9/11 This 5-minute footage in QuickTime format, obtained and presented exclusively by The Memory Hole shows President Bush sitting in a Florida classroom for five minutes after he was told that the second Twin Tower has been hit and that America was being attacked.  Download video:  [12.5 megs]  [6.2 megs] PogoWasRight.org  Subscribe to Data Loss Mail List  New World Criminal Order  Who the Americans running Iraq really are? | 
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|  And Now Something Completely Different: Bush "saw first plane hit the WTC on 9/11"  9/11: A Closer Look
 (23:19)  Phil Berg  , lawyer for Ellen Mariani, discusses why he had doubts from day one about the
 official story of 9/11  (Mar. 26-28, 2004)    Zeinab Badawi talks to Tom Ridge the US Secretary of Homeland Security (BBC, Jan. 14, 2005)   Let Bin Laden stay free, says CIA man Krongard  IntelForum discussion about this Krongard's statement If the world's most wanted terrorist is captured or killed, a power struggle among his Al-Qaeda subordinates may trigger a wave of terror attacks, said AB "Buzzy" Krongard, who stepped down six weeks ago as the CIA's third most senior executive. (Jan. 9, 2005)   In absence of host Tim Sebastian,  James Rubin, former spokesman of the US
 State Department took over Hard Talk questioning Mr. Harold Pinter about his
 "antiamericanism" (BBC, Dec. 22, 2004)  Harold Pinter   has been awarded the  Wilfred Owen prize   for poetry opposing the Iraq Conflict and   The Nobel Prize in Literature 2005  .  CNN Report Draws Scrutiny David Martin reports on an example of the thin line separating public information - the stuff daily news is made of - from the Pentagon's Information Operations, which involve war strategy. (CBS News, Dec. 2, 2004)  US Offensive on Fallujah   Islamic Jihad Army  video message and transcript (Dec. 10, 2004)   Nightvision peeping gun makes you  damn proud of US military   Apache Strike on Insurgents  US Soldier Langhorst, Moises A KIA  Insurgent Suicide Car Bomber Takes Out US Tank  Hostages  Gruesome videos of hostages killed in Iraq  Germ Warfare: Dr Kelly's Last Interview Channel 5, UK, Feb. 13, 2004 (47' 47", 48,112 kb)  Secrets of the Iraq War   ITV1,UK,  Jan. 11, 2004 (49' 03", 25,735 Kb)  I, SPY: The High Price of Failure (Hoover Institution)  Crack the CIA (Sydney Indymedia)  PSY TECH: Technical Remote Viewing  "  Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we; They never stop
 thinking of ways to harm our country and our people – and neither do we.  "   George W. Bush, August 6, 2004, signing a US$417 billion war budget.  State Dept-CIA allowing terrorists into the US?  Mike Springman  , US  foreign service official  The NED  News Watch " The National Endowment for Democracy was set up in the early 1980s under President Reagan in the wake of all the negative revelations about the CIA in the second half of the 1970s. The idea was that the NED would do somewhat overtly what the CIA had been doing covertly for decades, and thus, hopefully, eliminate the stigma associated with CIA covert activities."  William Blum | 
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