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British Intelligence Report on Iraq plagarized from a Student !!
British Channel 4 Reports....
- News of Bogus UK Intelligence Report Sweeping the Planet - Blair Government Facing Imminent Crisis - Revelation May Speed Up Iraqi Invasion Britain's Intelligence Dossier on Iraq was Plagiarized from a Grad Student by Michael C. Ruppert Feb. 6, 2003, 2230 hrs, PST, (FTW) - A story is sweeping the world tonight and it says a great deal about those who are forcing the world into a war it does not want. The famed dossier presented by British Prime Minister Tony Blair to his Parliament was plagiarized from two articles and a September 2002 research paper submitted by a graduate student. Worse, the Iraq described by the graduate student is not the Iraq of 2003 but the Iraq of 1991. So glaring was the theft of intellectual property that the official British document even cut and pasted whole verbatim segments of the research paper, including grammatical errors, and presented the findings as the result of intense work by British intelligence services. U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell both praised and quoted that same British report in his presentation at the United Nations yesterday. It is important that readers see and understand the enormity of this violation of public trust for themselves. The story was first broken by Britain's Channel 4 today and it is appearing in more papers and web sites by the hour. The following links lead directly to the Channel 4 story, to the British "intelligence" report and to the original student paper. What was also disclosed was that certain portions of the academic report were altered by the PM Tony Blair to make them more inflammatory. In one cited instance Blair changed "aiding opposition groups" to "supporting terrorists." The Channel 4 story is at: http://www.channel4.com/news/home/z/...6/dossier.html The Official UK intelligence report is at: http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page7111.asp The original student research paper is located at: http://meria.idc.ac.il/journal/2002/issue3/jv6n3a1.html In the context of merely preventing or slowing a war with Iraq this would be earth shattering news. But in a world that is slowly beginning to feel the pressure of and admit the reality of dwindling global oil supplies the fallout from the story may actually accelerate hostilities. British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be, by tomorrow, facing monumental challenges in both Parliament and from British public opinion that is overwhelmingly opposed to an Iraqi invasion. The event could be enough to topple his government and cause new elections which might well result in a new government that is not mind-melded with the Bush administration. The Bush administration, faced with its own embarrassment over the issue, cannot wage a successful war without England. The first thought that came to my mind when I saw the story was that George W. Bush must pre-empt this story and make it moot to save not only Blair but himself as well. The only way to do that is to have the war begin before the justified outrage of the electorate which has been treated with utter contempt can make itself felt. I noticed tonight that the Associated Press and Yahoo news had reported that the 101st Air Assault Division based at Ft. Campbell, Kentucky - the Army's premier "door kickers" - had been given their deployment orders for the Gulf this afternoon. As I have previously reported, the 101st, along with units like the 75th Rangers can be deployed and operational within 96 hours, anywhere in the world. When the 101st heads out you know the war is going to start very soon. These are incredibly dangerous times, made more so because there is no turning back for the Bush administration. This story is incredible proof of the cynicism, dishonesty and callousness of the tyrants pushing the world toward destruction. And Iraq is merely the first stop on a sequential plan for control of the last remaining oil reserves on the planet. I encourage all who read the information contained in these links to spread it far and wide and also, by whatever means at their disposal, to tell the mainstream press, members of congress and the White House itself that we will not follow; we will not obey; and we will not kill on the orders of those who lie to us and who demonstrate the integrity of thieves and intellectual cowards. This might be our last chance before the bombs start falling, before young American men and many innocent Iraqi civilians are reduced to blood and ash. |
I said it before and I will say it again...
THIS WAR IS A FUCKING SCAM!!! :BangBang: |
fuck you
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How's that for a witty comeback? :Graucho |
So what exactly do you propose as alternative? Leave Saadam alone. Let him build an aresenal of nukes and furthur his chemical and biologial weapons progams. Continue to let his people starve and live in fear of his brutal reign. As well as being a friend of terroists.
Is this what you rather have? And dont give some bullshit about giving inspectors more time. They would run around the country for years playing a game of hide and seek. |
cocksucking iraqi sluts, coming soon to GFY
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Clearly this war has alterior motives other than WMD. That alterior motive is OIL and only OIL. There is a reason it is called black gold. |
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Oil isn't that important. It's about establishing a pro-western basis of power in the middle east.
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They're not called British Intelligence for nothing ya know! Those spymasters are smart - did you really expect them to send spies over to iraq?! Its dangerous over there!! :thumbsup
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Now Kim on the other hand is MAD and who knows what he might do? |
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You think the US government (or any government) has never fabricated evidence and doled out propaganda before to achieve its ends? I am afraid you are EXTREMELY naive. And the reason we are vulnerable to terrorists is exactly because of this hegemonic behavior. |
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US Crude Oil IImports by Country Once the US takes over Iraq, that country will jump to #1: Imports of Crude Oil into the United States by Country of Origin, 2001 Country of Origin Thousand Barrels 1 Saudi Arabia 588,075 2 Mexico 508,715 3 Canada 494,796 4 Venezuela 471,243 5 Nigeria 307,173 6 Iraq 289,998 7 Angola 117,254 8 Norway 102,724 9 Colombia 94,844 10 United Kingdom 89,142 11 Kuwait 86,535 12 Gabon 51,065 13 Ecuador 41,403 14 Argentina 21,013 15 Trinidad and Tobago 18,562 16 Other 15,874 17 Indonesia 14,759 18 Congo (Brazzaville) 14,430 19 Australia 12,567 20 Yemen 8,702 21 Brunei 8,174 22 United Arab Emirates 7,802 23 Oman 7,138 24 Guatemala 6,485 25 Malaysia 5,643 26 China, People?s Republic of 4,684 27 Brazil 4,667 28 Algeria 3,966 29 Peru 2,524 30 Thailand 1,751 31 Ivory Coast 1,517 32 Cameroon 1,255 33 Congo (Kinshasa) * 345 34 Qatar 69 Total 3,404,894 Non OPEC 1,635,274 Arab OPEC 976,445 Other OPEC 793,175 |
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Yeah you're right. :thumbsup |
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you also have to take into consideration that the report was handed to powell supposedly as credible from the british. i'd go out on a limb that says we'd trust them there, what reason would we think it not credible? attacking powell on this i think is rather moot.
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Saddam is a threat to OTHER ARAB DICTATORS. So whoopie shit. Let them fight it out amongst themselves. When was the last time Iraq attacked the US? Iraq is not a threat to us and never has been. On the other hand, we've been bombing their territory almost daily since 1991. And a little history lesson for the ignorant...Kuwait WAS a province of Iraq that was partitioned from Iraq by the British. Now that does not by any means excuse Iraq's invasion of that country in 1991. But it does underscore the fact that said invasion (of one arab dictator over another) was a REGIONAL conflict. And unless you are personally volunteering to go on the front lines, then talking tough about war is just cowardly bullshit. If you really have a pair then you speak up for those that will uncessarily put their lives at risk on the front lines. |
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By 2007 we will all be dead.
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hrm, where's the attack plans for venezuela, if you would? |
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They just don't care at this point, that's all. They have been getting away with this type of shit for decades. They know the American people don't read. They know the American people believe everything they see on TV. They are so used to getting what they want that now they are barely even trying. It's all a very sad and very sick joke. |
Oh, gimme break....are you telling me you never "borrowed" any material for a term paper in college? :-) What's the big deal? It's not like they got a Pulitzer prize for the piece... lol
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See we can sit back and let them fight themselves all day, but the fact is these people hate America, and as soon as they think they can do damage, they'll do it. Don't kid yourself, or anyone else. |
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Holy Shit! This dude must be in the CIA or somethin! :helpme |
there's some merit in saudi arabia, it's rumor at least that a lot of very, very wealthy saudis like to pump money into terrorist groups, the difficulty with that is it's not really saudi's policy, it's their inhabitants. saddam is very overtly against the us, as a state.
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Wonton, at least be thankful you have the freedom to express your opinion, however paraniod they may be, without fear of torture or your family getting killed.
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ok, well, i'll see what i can find. but in other regards, if the US is such an empirical nation as you insinuate, then why wouldn't we already have done this? gone gallavanting around the world, swooping up all that was interest to us, instead of waiting decades to do so? what would be the point of waiting, especially if we have all this military already in place?
look at the british, they did it, a long time ago, and it was no big deal then. so why should we wait? |
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The writing is on the wall...it will be a facist police state here in the US and a corporate empire outside the US. This is not paranoid delusion. The signs are everywhere. "Those who give up their liberties in exchange for temporary security deserve neither" |
Massivecock, why dont you shut up? Your conspiracy
theories are pathetic. Just stay in your Alberta and dont worry, we will not invade Canada to take over your oil, MORON |
hrm... maybe. but look what happened the first time someone tried to get tyrannical on us :thumbsup
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Now the above would all be fine and dandy if it was just a matter of Americans ruling the world and maintaining all our freedoms at home. But the power elite clearly want to control the rest of the world AND micromanage the lives of Americans as well. They are on a power-mad trip. The future is in jeopardy unless people start to wake up and fight back. We don't need the US constitution and bill of rights eroded AT ALL by any act of congress. I don't care if it is called the "Patriot" act. That is some scary piece of legislation if you actually read it. Homeland Security and Information Awareness are not far behind, depsite their benign sounding titles. |
Reguardless what anybody thinks, it is going to happen. The united states will win, and there is nothing that will stop them. So bitch and moan all you want about conspiracy and evil plans. And if the united states makes it a point to conquer another nation after Iraq, nobody will stop them and they will win. So go ahead and defend a dictator and a region that spawns terrorist, your efforts will prove a waste of time. Your point of view will remain unpopular.
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France just announced they surrender.
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kenny, right ,for nothing will stand in the way, for the game is over according to Bush! |
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You are despisable. |
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But the overwhelming reason is oil. Even if Bush was not president and Gore had gotten in, the powers that be in the military-industrial establishment would still be pushing for an invasion of Iraq. With Mini Me as president those plans may have been accelerated by 2 to 3 years due to family ties and the closer link between the administration and corporate oil. |
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