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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: tekboy who wrote (54183)10/23/2002 12:39:48 PM
From: carranza2  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
Pollack's lapel-tugging of his CIA bosses about his correct view that Saddam was about to invade Kuwait in '90 stands in stark contrast to what we see now. The present bosses seem to want the intelligence slanted to fit the view that invasion is warranted. I simply don't understand why they wish to run the risk of having their machinations exposed, thereby hurting their cause--a proper one, in my view.

Why must the CIA be politicized more than it already is?

The apparent CIA conclusion that there are negligible links between Saddam and AQ in no way changes my opinion that Saddam has to go and pronto.
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