God Save Camila.. PLEASE FOLLOW THIS UP!! (modified 2nd attempt)
ram | 03.04.2003 20:32
As the first attempt did not succeed I try again to upload this news? about the meddling of the *** Hansard.
This is about some crucial forged documents produced by the British back in September that led the false reasons behind the current assault on Iraq.
This is about some crucial forged documents produced by the British back in September that led the false reasons behind the current assault on Iraq.
Please follow the warning from the first unsponsored link in this google search (watch out for that wrap!)
http://www.google.com/search?q=iraq+uranium+africa+september+site%3Aparliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0
You should find the Hansard missing!!
There seems to a Google cache for this but it could easily be forged if hansard is not available!
An outline of the issue is as below (sorry for being not clear but please read on and you will understand)
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http://www.nationaudio.com/News/EastAfrican/current/Regional/Regional3103200359.html>
Regional
Monday, March 31, 2003
Fake Iraq-Africa Link That Drove
America to War
By KEVIN J. KELLEY
THE EASTAFRICAN
DURING A crucial four-month period leading up to the current war in Iraq, US and British officials falsely charged that Saddam Hussein’s government had tried to buy large quantities of uranium for nuclear weapons from an African country.
Among those making the claim was President George W. Bush, who included it in his annual State of the Union address in January.
The US State Department eventually identified the African country as Niger. In a "fact sheet" issued last December, the department said that Iraq's cover-up of the attempted uranium purchase showed that Baghdad was lying about its programme for developing weapons of mass destruction.
According to a prominent US investigative reporter, these assertions about a Niger-Iraq uranium connection contributed to the US Congress's decision to endorse military action against Iraq. And by the time the charges were shown to be false, the march toward war had become virtually unstoppable.
It was less than two weeks before the initial bombing of Baghdad that the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency decisively discredited accusations that had all along been denied by both Niger and Iraq. Mohammed ElBaradei told the UN Security Council that the documents on which the charges were based had been found to be forgeries.
The US now accepts that the apparent evidence of an Iraqi link to African uranium has been proven to be counterfeit. Secretary of State Colin Powell denies that Washington played any role in fabricating the documents, and US and UN officials say they do not know who is responsible for the forgeries.
A US senator recently urged the FBI to investigate. "There is a possibility that the fabrication of these documents may be part of a larger deception campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion and foreign policy regarding Iraq," said John D. Rockefeller IV, a Democrat representing the state of West Virginia.
Iraq’s supposed connivance with an African nation was first cited by the British government in a dossier published on September 24. That same day, according to US investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, CIA chief George Tenet said at a closed-door session of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that, between 1999 and 2001, Iraq had sought to buy 500 tonnes of uranium oxide from Niger.
Secretary of State Powell made a similar charge to the same committee in another closed-door session two days later, Mr Hersh writes in the current edition of The New Yorker magazine.
"The testimony from Tenet and Powell helped to mollify the Democrats, and two weeks later the resolution passed overwhelmingly, giving the president a congressional mandate for a military assault on Iraq," Mr Hersh reports.
The documents in question consisted of a series of faked letters between Iraqi and Niger officials. One letter, dated July 2000, reportedly bears an amateurish forgery of the Niger president’s signature. Another letter was sent over the name of a person identified as Niger’s foreign minister, when the signatory had left the position of foreign minister 10 years prior to the date of the letter.
According to Mr Hersh’s calculations, the 500 tonnes of uranium oxide mentioned in the purported correspondence would potentially be enough to build 100 nuclear bombs.
Iraq did seek to assemble a nuclear arsenal during the 1980s and 1990s. And Niger Prime Minister Hama Hamadou recently acknowledged that Iraq had attempted to buy uranium from his country in the 1980s. But that approach was rebuffed, Mr Hamadou said.
Iraq’s own nuclear-weapons potential was severely diminished as a result of US-led bombing raids carried out during the 1991 Gulf War. And UN weapons inspectors subsequently removed or destroyed all that apparently remained of Iraq’s nuclear fuel and equipment.
Mr Hersh, who came to fame by exposing a US platoon’s massacre of Vietnamese civilians in 1971, points out in his new article that Niger’s entire output of uranium oxide is pre-sold to nuclear power companies in France, Japan and Spain. Mr Hersh quotes an unnamed official from the International Atomic Energy Agency as saying, "Five hundred tonnes can’t be siphoned off without anyone noticing."
But despite the many apparent discrepancies in the charges involving Niger, they were taken seriously by both the British and American governments for several months. Questions are now being asked as to why the forgeries were not uncovered sooner – at least in time to spare President Bush the embarrassment of making accusations subsequently shown to be unfounded.
Some analysts suggest that the forgers assumed that it would be much more credible to implicate a poor African country rather than any one of the world’s three other leading exporters of uranium oxide: Canada, Australia and Russia. ..........
Racist PIGs!!! (There is no better word for this -- sorry)
Let me run you through this again...
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Also you might want to check out the British Bullshit Coorporation take on this back in December...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2607081.stm
" The prime minister of Niger, Hama Hamadou, has confirmed that Iraq tried to buy uranium from it in the 1980s, but he said the offer had been rejected......"
Right.PIGmedia!!!!
(Hey! this is the only word for the mainstream British media)
THis article finishes off with this......
"Britain's dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, which was released in September, says that Saddam Hussein tried to get "significant quantities of uranium from Africa"."
The intro to the dossier is what seems to be missing from the formerly publicly available Hansard! Big democracy shit...child killing murderers who still believe in the queen!
The IANA slave's report that seems to have led to the censorship of the Hansard is here
http://www.iaea.org/worldatom/Press/Statements/2003/ebsp2003n006.shtml
For all those who want to see their Prime Minister rant on about it there are videos at
http://videonews.ukonline.gov.uk/oee/video.nsf/sections/files/$file/statements.htm
(Unfortunately I am unable to view it at present)
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Also let us not forget that this Kingdom of PIGs is
the second largest producer of weapons of mass destruction and third largest stockpiler of such weapons. Must be selling it on then!
http://www.google.com/search?q=iraq+uranium+africa+september+site%3Aparliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0 You should find the Hansard missing!!
There seems to a Google cache for this but it could easily be forged if hansard is not available!
An outline of the issue is as below (sorry for being not clear but please read on and you will understand)
--------------------------------------------------------
http://www.nationaudio.com/News/EastAfrican/current/Regional/Regional3103200359.html> Regional
Monday, March 31, 2003
Fake Iraq-Africa Link That Drove
America to War
By KEVIN J. KELLEY
THE EASTAFRICAN
DURING A crucial four-month period leading up to the current war in Iraq, US and British officials falsely charged that Saddam Hussein’s government had tried to buy large quantities of uranium for nuclear weapons from an African country.
Among those making the claim was President George W. Bush, who included it in his annual State of the Union address in January.
The US State Department eventually identified the African country as Niger. In a "fact sheet" issued last December, the department said that Iraq's cover-up of the attempted uranium purchase showed that Baghdad was lying about its programme for developing weapons of mass destruction.
According to a prominent US investigative reporter, these assertions about a Niger-Iraq uranium connection contributed to the US Congress's decision to endorse military action against Iraq. And by the time the charges were shown to be false, the march toward war had become virtually unstoppable.
It was less than two weeks before the initial bombing of Baghdad that the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency decisively discredited accusations that had all along been denied by both Niger and Iraq. Mohammed ElBaradei told the UN Security Council that the documents on which the charges were based had been found to be forgeries.
The US now accepts that the apparent evidence of an Iraqi link to African uranium has been proven to be counterfeit. Secretary of State Colin Powell denies that Washington played any role in fabricating the documents, and US and UN officials say they do not know who is responsible for the forgeries.
A US senator recently urged the FBI to investigate. "There is a possibility that the fabrication of these documents may be part of a larger deception campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion and foreign policy regarding Iraq," said John D. Rockefeller IV, a Democrat representing the state of West Virginia.
Iraq’s supposed connivance with an African nation was first cited by the British government in a dossier published on September 24. That same day, according to US investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, CIA chief George Tenet said at a closed-door session of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that, between 1999 and 2001, Iraq had sought to buy 500 tonnes of uranium oxide from Niger.
Secretary of State Powell made a similar charge to the same committee in another closed-door session two days later, Mr Hersh writes in the current edition of The New Yorker magazine.
"The testimony from Tenet and Powell helped to mollify the Democrats, and two weeks later the resolution passed overwhelmingly, giving the president a congressional mandate for a military assault on Iraq," Mr Hersh reports.
The documents in question consisted of a series of faked letters between Iraqi and Niger officials. One letter, dated July 2000, reportedly bears an amateurish forgery of the Niger president’s signature. Another letter was sent over the name of a person identified as Niger’s foreign minister, when the signatory had left the position of foreign minister 10 years prior to the date of the letter.
According to Mr Hersh’s calculations, the 500 tonnes of uranium oxide mentioned in the purported correspondence would potentially be enough to build 100 nuclear bombs.
Iraq did seek to assemble a nuclear arsenal during the 1980s and 1990s. And Niger Prime Minister Hama Hamadou recently acknowledged that Iraq had attempted to buy uranium from his country in the 1980s. But that approach was rebuffed, Mr Hamadou said.
Iraq’s own nuclear-weapons potential was severely diminished as a result of US-led bombing raids carried out during the 1991 Gulf War. And UN weapons inspectors subsequently removed or destroyed all that apparently remained of Iraq’s nuclear fuel and equipment.
Mr Hersh, who came to fame by exposing a US platoon’s massacre of Vietnamese civilians in 1971, points out in his new article that Niger’s entire output of uranium oxide is pre-sold to nuclear power companies in France, Japan and Spain. Mr Hersh quotes an unnamed official from the International Atomic Energy Agency as saying, "Five hundred tonnes can’t be siphoned off without anyone noticing."
But despite the many apparent discrepancies in the charges involving Niger, they were taken seriously by both the British and American governments for several months. Questions are now being asked as to why the forgeries were not uncovered sooner – at least in time to spare President Bush the embarrassment of making accusations subsequently shown to be unfounded.
Some analysts suggest that the forgers assumed that it would be much more credible to implicate a poor African country rather than any one of the world’s three other leading exporters of uranium oxide: Canada, Australia and Russia. ..........
Racist PIGs!!! (There is no better word for this -- sorry)
Let me run you through this again...
---------------------------
Also you might want to check out the British Bullshit Coorporation take on this back in December...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2607081.stm " The prime minister of Niger, Hama Hamadou, has confirmed that Iraq tried to buy uranium from it in the 1980s, but he said the offer had been rejected......"
Right.PIGmedia!!!!
(Hey! this is the only word for the mainstream British media)
THis article finishes off with this......
"Britain's dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, which was released in September, says that Saddam Hussein tried to get "significant quantities of uranium from Africa"."
The intro to the dossier is what seems to be missing from the formerly publicly available Hansard! Big democracy shit...child killing murderers who still believe in the queen!
The IANA slave's report that seems to have led to the censorship of the Hansard is here
http://www.iaea.org/worldatom/Press/Statements/2003/ebsp2003n006.shtml For all those who want to see their Prime Minister rant on about it there are videos at
http://videonews.ukonline.gov.uk/oee/video.nsf/sections/files/$file/statements.htm (Unfortunately I am unable to view it at present)
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Also let us not forget that this Kingdom of PIGs is
the second largest producer of weapons of mass destruction and third largest stockpiler of such weapons. Must be selling it on then!
ram
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