That would be the second part of the Congressional probe of U.S. intelligence failures in Iraq -- the part that's supposed to examine how the administration used the intelligence it had. The part that was postponed until after the 2004 elections so as not to, I don't know, influence them or something.
Phase 2 is still -- surprise, surprise -- tied up in partisan bickering. But at least there's this:
A Senate panel on Thursday voted to release two newly declassified reports on prewar Iraq intelligence, including one examining the role of an Iraqi exile group that spread allegations, later proved false, about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction....
A second report compares U.S. prewar intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction and former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's links to terrorism with findings made by military and intelligence officials after the March 2003 invasion.
Look for them on Friday at the committee's Web site.
intelligence, Iraq, politics, midtopia
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On Pat Lang's or Larry Johnson's blog I hear their is five parts to the Senate intel report. The other three will not be released till after the November elections. Something stinks here ......
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