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« Blog: Professor Possibly Plagiarized Conspiracy-Theorist's Work | Main | It's (Another Lie) For the Children » June 28, 200416 More WordsRemember how President Bush got in trouble over 16 words in a State of the Union address about British intelligence reports that Iraq tried to buy uranium (for nukes) from Africa? Turns out there is more and more evidence that the intel was true after all, and that the African country of Niger was possibly at the epicenter of an illicit international trade in the stuff that makes nuclear bombs go BOOM. Belgravia Dispatch has long excerpts from The Financial Times of London, which is breaking the story. Posted in War on Terror
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That happened two days ago. Do you hear all that clamoring from the press about this story? The questioning of sources, the mea culpas? Oh sorry, my mistake. Just a couple of crickets chirping. Posted by: AlphaPatriot at June 29, 2004 01:18 PMPost a comment
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