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:: Thursday, April 10, 2003 ::
There ia an excellent David Ignatius column in the Washington Post that is worth a read.
The whole thing is good, but it ends on this high note:
The intelligence officials offered a tantalizing coda for conspiracy-mongers. They said the "crude forgery" received by U.N. weapons inspectors suggesting the Iraqis were trying to buy uranium from Niger as part of their nuclear program was originally put in intelligence channels by France. The officials wouldn't speculate on French motives.
What's up with that?
:: Mark 11:12 AM [+] ::
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