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Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected
    #2087552 - 11/09/03 09:04 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Case for war confected, say top US officials

Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles - 09 November 2003

An unprecedented array of US intelligence professionals, diplomats and former Pentagon officials have gone on record to lambast the Bush administration for its distortion of the case for war against Iraq. In their view, the very foundations of intelligence-gathering have been damaged in ways that could take years, even decades, to repair.

A new documentary film beginning to circulate in the United States features one powerful condemnation after another, from the sort of people who usually stay discreetly in the shadows - a former director of the CIA, two former assistant secretaries of defence, a former ambassador to Saudi Arabia and even the man who served as President Bush's Secretary of the Army until just a few months ago.

Between them, the two dozen interviewees reveal how the pre-war intelligence record on Iraq showed virtually the opposite of the picture the administration painted to Congress, to US voters and to the world. They also reconstruct the way senior White House officials - notably Vice-President Dick Cheney - leaned on the CIA to find evidence that would fit a preordained set of conclusions.

"There was never a clear and present danger. There was never an imminent threat. Iraq - and we have very good intelligence on this - was never part of the picture of terrorism," says Mel Goodman, a veteran CIA analyst who now teaches at the National War College.

The case for accusing Saddam Hussein of concealing weapons of mass destruction was, in the words of the veteran CIA operative Robert Baer, largely achieved through "data mining" - going back over old information and trying to wrest new conclusions from it. The agenda, according to George Bush Senior's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Chas Freeman, was both highly political and profoundly misguided.

"The theory that you can bludgeon political grievances out of existence doesn't have much of a track record," he says, "so essentially we have been neo-conned into applying a school of thought about foreign affairs that has failed everywhere it has been tried."

The hour-long film - entitled Uncovered: The Whole Truth About the Iraq War - was put together by Robert Greenwald, a veteran TV producer in the forefront of Hollywood's anti-war movement who never suspected, when he started out, that so many establishment figures would stand up and be counted.

"My attitude was, wow, CIA people, I thought these were the bad guys," Mr Greenwald said. "Not everyone agreed on everything. Not everyone was against the war itself. But there was a universally shared opinion that we had been misled about the reasons for the war."

Although many elements in the film are not necessarily new - the forged document on uranium sales from Niger to Iraq, the aluminium tubes falsely assumed to be parts for nuclear weapons, the satellite images of "mobile biolabs" that turned out to be hydrogen compression facilities, the "decontamination vehicles" that were in fact fire engines - what emerges is a striking sense of professional betrayal in the intelligence community.

As the former CIA analyst Ray McGovern argues with particular force, the traditional role of the CIA has been to act as a scrupulously accurate source of information and analysis for presidents pondering grave international decisions. That role, he said, had now been "prostituted" and the CIA may never be the same. "Where is Bush going to turn to now? Where is his reliable source of information now Iraq is spinning out of control? He's frittered that away," Mr McGovern said. "And the profound indignity is that he probably doesn't even realise it."

The starting point for the tarnishing of the CIA was a speech by Vice-President Cheney on 26 August 2002, in which he told the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Nashville that Saddam was reconstituting his nuclear weapons programme and was thus threatening to inflict "death on a massive scale - in his own region or beyond".

According to numerous sources, Mr Cheney followed up his speech with a series of highly unorthodox visits to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, in which he badgered low-level analysts to come up with information to substantiate the extremely alarming - but entirely bogus - contents of his speech.

By early September, intelligence experts in Congress were clamouring for a so-called National Intelligence Estimate, a full rundown of everything known about Iraq's weapons programmes. Usually NIEs take months to produce, but George Tenet, the CIA director, came up with a 100-page document in just three weeks.

The man he picked to write it, the weapons expert Robert Walpole, had a track record of going back over old intelligence assessments and reworking them in accordance with the wishes of a specific political interest group. In 1998, he had come up with an estimate of the missile capabilities of various rogue states that managed to sound considerably more alarming than a previous CIA estimate issued three years earlier. On that occasion, he was acting at the behest of a congressional commission anxious to make the case for a missile defence system; the commission chairman was none other than Donald Rumsfeld, now Secretary of Defence and a key architect of the Iraq war.

Mr Walpole's NIE on Iraq threw together all the elements that have now been discredited - Niger, the alumin- ium tubes, and so on. It also gave the misleading impression that intelligence analysts were in broad agreement about the Iraqi threat, relegating most of the doubts and misgivings to footnotes and appendices.

By the time parts of the NIE were made public, even those few qualifications were excised. When President Bush's speechwriters got to work - starting with the address to Congress on 7 October that led to a resolution authorising the use of force against Iraq - the language became even stronger.

Mr Tenet fact-checked the 7 October speech, and seems to have played a major role in every subsequent policy address, including Colin Powell's powerful presentation to the United Nations Security Council on 5 February. Of that pivotal speech, Mr McGovern says in the film: "It was a masterful performance, but none of it was true."

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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Zahid]
    #2088386 - 11/10/03 01:32 AM (20 years, 4 months ago)

I keep seeing good news!!!!!!!

Things are looking up Bush, is looking more and more like the scumbag peice of shit that he is.

What I am waiting for now is the report about sept.11

Why would they(bush,etc) have something to hide??????

I cant wait to find out.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Zahid]
    #2089141 - 11/10/03 11:10 AM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Hmmm...another thread where those who support the war will remain silent?


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Zahid]
    #2089208 - 11/10/03 11:47 AM (20 years, 4 months ago)

This isn't news at all for many of us, just a confirmation of what we already suspected.

Great Article.  :thumbup:



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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: GazzBut]
    #2089388 - 11/10/03 12:47 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Hmmm...another thread where those who support the war will remain silent?

Can you blame them? If I'd been spoonfed that much shit and swallowed it without question I'd be quiet too. It's incredible how easily right-wingers can be manipulated.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Xlea321]
    #2089414 - 11/10/03 01:00 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

it's incredible how easily the simple minded can be manipulated.

there's plenty of those on both ends of the political spectrum.

interestingly...the commission responsible for the september
11th investigation just two days ago was forced to subpoena
the pentagon for documents that they refuse to give up.

and the former secretary of the army that they allude to
in this article was replaced with one of the Bush's buddies
from his texas oil days and a dear friend of the Carlysle
(Group) Syndicate.

yet another case of biased, imbalanced, cronyism that
wreaks of conflicts of interest.

this administration has got to go...


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: afoaf]
    #2089441 - 11/10/03 01:07 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

there's plenty of those on both ends of the political spectrum.

Perhaps, but I think this board has clearly demonstrated that the right-wingers were far easier to manipulate than any of the left. I don't think there was one person on the left who swallowed Bush's bullshit whereas those on the right were strident in their conviction that Saddam had "thousands of tons" of VX gas etc.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Xlea321]
    #2089485 - 11/10/03 01:24 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

yeah, but there's also a lot of left wingers
in this forum that will buy any conspiracy
theory that insinuates bush in any shape
form or fashion.

that's equally gullible and blind.

it's a two way street.

no need to pretend it's not just so you can
bask in your own self-righteous afterglow.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Xlea321]
    #2089797 - 11/10/03 03:14 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)


Perhaps, but I think this board has clearly demonstrated that the
right-wingers were far easier to manipulate than any of the left.


There are idiots on both sides of the spectrum who are quite
easy to manipulate.


I don't think there was one person on the left who swallowed Bush's
bullshit whereas those on the right were strident in their conviction
that Saddam had "thousands of tons" of VX gas etc.


And I don't think there is one person on the Right who swallows
Chomsky's garbage.

People filter what they see to correspond to their personal
ideological beliefs. That is why ideologies are so poisonous to
rational thought.

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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: Xlea321]
    #2089800 - 11/10/03 03:14 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

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whereas those on the right were strident in their conviction that Saddam had "thousands of tons" of VX gas etc.



Really? Care to back that up?


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: luvdemshrooms]
    #2089817 - 11/10/03 03:25 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Holy shit.

Yeah, I will. It was in the plagerized student thesis that Powell gave to the UN.

The "student" at :
http://cns.miis.edu/cns/index.htm
"The Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) strives to combat the spread of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) by training the next generation of nonproliferation specialists and disseminating timely information and analysis. CNS at the Monterey Institute of International Studies is the largest nongovernmental organization in the United States devoted exclusively to research and training on nonproliferation issues. "

The think tank that he was a Research Associate at, not student, is a gem. The University he "attended" is the Monterey Institute for International Studies.
Look at this website: http://www.miis.edu/
Look at these "alumni" comments: http://cns.miis.edu/cns/alumni/share.htm
This place is scary and weird. I mean, look at this friggin alumni review.
http://cns.miis.edu/cns/alumni/nikitin.htm


They let the "student" write OP ED columns for the NY times for some reason. Here is one:

Just Following (Saddam Hussein's) Orders
By Ibrahim al-Marashi

An op-ed for the New York Times. March 25, 2003


Americans were understandably appalled by the televised images of dead and captured United States soldiers filmed by their Iraqi interrogators. But nobody should have been surprised. Documents taken in Iraq after the first Persian Gulf war showed the extent to which Saddam Hussein hoped to have his soldiers and even civilians exploit prisoners of war, particularly downed pilots.

The documents were found on battlefields and in government offices in southern Iraq and Kuwait during the war, and are now held by the Iraq Research and Documentation Project at Harvard. Many were issued by Saddam Hussein himself, and they provide a window into his thinking that is just as relevant today as it was in 1991.

For example, an Iraqi order issued on Jan. 27, 1991, 10 days after the air war began, said that "officers will be promoted if they capture an enemy and retrieve important information." Obviously, forced interrogation of uniformed prisoners is a breach of the Geneva Conventions. Still, it's clear that career advancement trumped the international rules of combat. Capt. Richard Dale Storr, an Air Force pilot shot down and captured six days after that order was issued, said he was questioned under illegal conditions. Suffering from a broken nose, a punctured eardrum and a dislocated shoulder, he was handcuffed and forced to lie on a cement floor. When his answers were deemed unsatisfactory, he was shocked with an electric prod.


(The rest can be found at...) http://cns.miis.edu/research/iraq/orders.htm

You can also find all the data on all the shit Saddam supposedly had that was data collected from the 1991 Gulf war and was claimed to be pertainent after 12 years of sanctions and inspections. It was in the report about why the fuck we were going to war.

All of you screamed about weapons of mass destructions that were never found.

Tick tock. Tick tock.



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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: PsiloKitten]
    #2089821 - 11/10/03 03:27 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Holy shit back at ya.

Alpo was speaking of those on this board. I asked him to back that up.

Colin Powell doesn't post here as far as I know.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: luvdemshrooms]
    #2089854 - 11/10/03 03:41 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

He said right wingers. He didnt say anything about just the people on this board.

This has never been targetted at anyone. You took a bunch of general terms and demanded proof for personal bias.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: PsiloKitten]
    #2089865 - 11/10/03 03:47 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Miss this did you?

"Perhaps, but I think this board has clearly demonstrated that the right-wingers were far easier to manipulate than any of the left. I don't think there was one person on the left who swallowed Bush's bullshit whereas those on the right were strident in their conviction that Saddam had "thousands of tons" of VX gas etc."

Why is it so hard to admit your error?


Quote:

You took a bunch of general terms and demanded proof for personal bias.



Actually I ASKED for proof because Alpo has an unfortunate tendancy to make claims he can't, and often won't even try, to back up.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: luvdemshrooms]
    #2089878 - 11/10/03 03:52 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

alex may not have been referring to the people that post here when he said:

"I don't think there was one person on the left who swallowed Bush's bullshit whereas those on the right were strident in their conviction that Saddam had "thousands of tons" of VX gas etc"

though a statement about the people who post here preceded it, he's not necessarily talking about the people who post here...

if he wasn't, it was confusing of him to place his statements the way he did, and it would certainly seem to me like he's talking about the people on this board... but not necessarily. be careful... do not assume that there is any rhyme or reason in his syntax.

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    #2089882 - 11/10/03 03:54 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Look at his post history. It's clear enough.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: luvdemshrooms]
    #2089884 - 11/10/03 03:56 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

perhaps if he were a better writer i'd find it a safer assumption. he may have just been poorly stringing two ideas together in a way likely to confuse and mislead the reader...

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    #2089894 - 11/10/03 03:59 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Anything is possible and I'm sure he'll make that claim.

I don't believe it. I'd be surprised if you actually do.


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: luvdemshrooms]
    #2089906 - 11/10/03 04:04 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Bah. I missed nothing.

You sound like Rumsfeld

BY ERIC ROSENBERG
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WASHINGTON - In the lead-up to the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said U.S. forces would be welcomed by the Iraqi citizenry and that Saddam Hussein had large stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons.

Now, after both statements have been shown to be either incorrect or vastly exaggerated, Rumsfeld - with the same trademark confidence that he exuded before the war - is denying that he ever made such assertions.

In recent testy exchanges with reporters, Rumsfeld interrupted the questioners and attacked the premise of the questions if they dealt with his pre-war comments about weapons of mass destruction and Americans-as-liberators.

For example, on Feb. 20, a month before the invasion, Rumsfeld fielded a question about whether Americans would be greeted as liberators if they invaded Iraq.

"Do you expect the invasion, if it comes, to be welcomed by the majority of the civilian population of Iraq?" Jim Lehrer asked the defense secretary on PBS' "The News Hour."

"There is no question but that they would be welcomed," Rumsfeld replied, referring to American forces. "Go back to Afghanistan, the people were in the streets playing music, cheering, flying kites, and doing all the things that the Taliban and the al-Qaeda would not let them do."

The Americans-as-liberators theme was repeated by other senior administration officials in the weeks preceding the war, including Rumsfeld's No. 2 - Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz - and Vice President Cheney.

But on Sept. 25, - a particularly bloody day in which one U.S. soldier was killed in an ambush, eight Iraqi civilians died in a mortar strike and a member of the U.S-appointed governing council died after an assassination attempt five days earlier - Rumsfeld was asked about the surging resistance.

"Before the war in Iraq, you stated the case very eloquently and you said . . . they would welcome us with open arms," Sinclair Broadcasting anchor Morris Jones said to Rumsfeld as the prelude to a question.

The defense chief quickly cut him off.
"Never said that," he said. "Never did. You may remember it well, but you're thinking of somebody else. You can't find, anywhere, me saying anything like either of those two things you just said I said."

When testifying about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction before the House Armed Services Committee Sept. 18, 2002, Rumsfeld said Saddam "has amassed large clandestine stocks of biological weapons." including anthrax and botulism toxin and possibly smallpox. His regime has amassed large clandestine stockpiles of chemical weapons, including VX and sarin and mustard gas."

Saddam
Saddam "has at this moment stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons," he later added, repeating the charges the next day before the Senate Armed Services Committee.

He repeated that theme in the weeks preceding the war.

Last month, after U.S. weapons hunters reported to the administration and Congress that they have yet to find a single weapon of mass destruction in Iraq, Rumsfeld was asked about his earlier statements.

A reporter at a Pentagon news conference asked: "In retrospect, were you a little too far-leaning in your statement that Iraq categorically had caches of weapons, of chemical and biological weapons, given what's been found to date? You painted a picture of extensive stocks" of Iraqi mass-killing weapons.

"Wait," Rumsfeld interjected. "You go back and give me something that talks about extensive stocks. The U.N. reported extensive stocks. That is where that came from. I said what I believed to be the case, and I don't - I'd be surprised if you found the word 'extensive."'

With the weapons hunt in its eighth month, Rumsfeld also has backtracked on his earlier assertions that American troops knew where the forbidden weapons were hidden.

On March 30, 11 days into the war, Rumsfeld said in an ABC News interview when asked about WMDs: "We know where they are. They're in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south and north somewhat."

In comments Sept. 10 before the National Press Club, Rumsfeld conceded that he may have overreached. "I said, 'We know they're in that area," Rumsfeld said. "I should have said, 'I believe we're in that area. Our intelligence tells us they're in that area,' and that was our best judgment."

"We know where they are. They're in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south and north somewhat."

Donald Rumsfeld
On March 30, on alleged weapons of mass distruction in Iraq.

"I should have said, 'I believe they're in that area.' "


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Re: Top US Officials: Case for War Was Confected [Re: PsiloKitten]
    #2089909 - 11/10/03 04:06 PM (20 years, 4 months ago)

Nothing except the ability to admit error.


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