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[casi] "Incriminating"docs-"found" in Baghdad?



An article in the Toronto Star today April 26 begins,
http://tinyurl.com/afcp

"Top-secret Iraqi intelligence documents, unearthed by the Toronto Star in
the bombed-out headquarters of the dreaded Mukhabarat intelligence service
in Baghdad.... "

That makes three newspapers -- the Telegraph of London, the Christian
Science Monitor in Boston, and now the Star in Canada -- that claim to have
reporters who 'unearthed significant documents in Iraq.'

What I want to know is, where are the US/UK military intelligence personnel?

Why is this particular stuff still lying about for journalists to "find"?

Are these reporters only "finding" significant docs incriminating
non-Coalition boosters? Curious indeed.

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