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Re: [casi] PM CAUGHT OUT OVER IRAQI LETTERS



Clinton is president, Tony becomes Clinton.  Junior is president, Tony
transforms into boy idiot.

Actually, tupac, I think the crap material that Blair has been handing out
comes to him straight from US PR office in the WH.  It all seems to have its
origins in the US.  I doubt naive Blair has even looked at any of it
himself.

pg
----- Original Message -----
From: "tupac shakur" <tgsxpl@yahoo.com>
To: <casi-discuss@lists.casi.org.uk>
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 11:54 PM
Subject: [casi] PM CAUGHT OUT OVER IRAQI LETTERS



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PM CAUGHT OUT OVER IRAQI LETTERS

Feb 20 2003


EXCLUSIVE

By David Pilditch And Gary Jones

TONY Blair has been found out for a second time misleading the public with
old allegations against Saddam Hussein.

The Prime Minister claimed that an "increasing numbers of Iraqi exiles" are
"writing direct" to his office about atrocities under Saddam's regime.

The Downing Street website quotes extracts and emails from four so-called
independent Iraqis.

But rather than being concerned refugees, the Daily Mirror can reveal that
at least two of the four named people have well-established links with the
Iraq National Congress, the opposition-in-exile group, and the US State
Department.

The first Iraqi exile named is Dr Adil Awadh, who is described as a "doctor
who treated Iraqi soldiers whose ears were deliberately cut off as
punishment".

However, Dr Awadh's allegations first appeared in the Washington Post on
June 26, 1998.

At the time Dr Awadh was a member of the US-backed opposition group, the
Iraqi National Accord, and made the ear-cutting allegations to support his
application for political asylum in the United States.

A second doctor Munther Alfadhal is quoted as saying that "we Iraqis have
suffered enormously under Saddam".

But Downing Street did not say Dr Alfadhal was a member of a US State
Department working group on the future of Iraq, He is said to have drafted a
replacement constitution.

Only 10 days ago Mr Blair was exposed for plagiarising reports for his war
dossier.

TONY Blair was yesterday accused of misquoting UN official Sergio Vieira de
Mello as backing regime change in Iraq. Mr de Mello's office later said that
his remarks had been "mistranslated".



http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/page.cfm?objectid=12658262&method=full&;
siteid=50143


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