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شريط: علويّة وكالة المخابرات الأمريكيّة يعترف مسؤولة أمر أن يشكّل [إيرق-9/11] حرف أتى على البيت الأبيض قرطاسيّة
قصة خام | يشكّل حرف يقترن صدّام حسين إلى ال [سبت.]. أمرت 11, 2001 هجوم كان على البيت الأبيض قرطاسيّة وعلى الأرجح أتى من المكتب ال [فيس-برسدنت] ديك [شني], وفقا ل [ا] نسخة جديدة من محادثة مع الالوكالة المركزيّة للاستخبارات الأمريكيّة سابقة نائب رئيس من [كلندستين وبرأيشن] روبرت غنيّة.
عيّنت النسخة كان يوم الجمعة بمؤلفة رون [سوسكيند] من مقابلة يوصل في يونيو - حزيران. هو يأتي على الكعب الإنكارات ب على حدّ سواء البيت الأبيض وغنيّة من إدعاء [سوسكيند] يجعل في كتابه جديدة, الطريق من العالم. تسرّبت الكتاب كان إلى مايك [بوليتيك'س] [ألّن] في يوم الإثنين, وأطلق يوم الثلاثاء.
في يوم الثلاثاء, البيت الأبيض أطلق بيان على منفعة [ريشر'س]. في هو, غنيّة يفيد, "استلم أنا أبدا اتّجاه من جورج [تنت] أو أيّ شخص وإلّا في [شين وف كمّند] ي أن يصنع وثيقة… وفقا [مر.]. [سوسكيند] كتاب."
يناقض الإنكار, مهما, مباشرة [ريشر'س] خاصّة ملاحظات في النسخة.
"الآن هذا من ال [فيس-برسدنت] [أفّيس] كيف أنت تذكّرت [إيت-نوت] من الرئيس?" [سوسكيند] يسأل.
"رفض, رفض, رفض," غنيّة يجيب, وفقا ل النسخة. "ماذا أنا أتذكّر يكون جورج [[تنت]] مثل, `نحن حصلنا هذا من' - أساسيّا, من ما جورج يقال كان `في وسط المدينة. '"
"أيّ يكون البيت الأبيض?" [سوسكيند] سأل.
"نعم," غنيّة يقول. "غير أنّ أتمّ هو [نوت-ين] ي [ممور-نفر] يقال رئيس, نائب رئيس, أو [نسك]. موافقة? غير أنّ [نوو-ه] يمكن يتلقّى [هينتد-جوست] بالمناسبة هو قال هو, هو أراد [هف-كوس] تقريبا كلّ أنّ أتى مادّة خام من واحدة مكان فقط: [سكوتر] [ليبّي] والمتجر حول النائب رئيس."
"غير أنّ لم يقل هو أنّ خصوصا," غنيّة يضاف. "أراد أنا [نتثرلّ-ي] على الأرجح وقف على ي, أساسيّا, سمعتي وقلت هو أتى من النائب رئيس."
"غير أنّ [ب] هناك لم أيّ شيء في الكتابة أنّ أنت تتذكّر يقول النائب رئيس," [سوسكيند] يستمرّ.
"[نوب]," غنيّة يقول.
"تلقّى هو فقط البيت الأبيض قرطاسيّة."
قوّمت "تماما."
فيما بعد, غنيّة يضيف, "يعرف أنت, إن أنت يتلقّى في أيّ وقت ترى النائب رئيس قرطاسيّة, هو على البيت الأبيض ترويسة. هو يمكن يتلقّى قلت [أفب] (مكتب من ال [فيس-برسدنت]). I don’t remember that, so I don’t want to mislead you.”
Suskind says decision to post transcript unusual
Suskind posted the transcript at his blog, saying, “This posting is contrary to my practice across 25 years as a journalist. But the issues, in this matter, are simply too important to stand as discredited in any way.” It was first picked up by ThinkProgress and Congressional Quarterly’s Jeff Stein.
Suskind’s new book asserts that senior Bush officials ordered the CIA to forge a document “proving” that Saddam Hussein had been trying to manufacture nuclear weapons and was collaborating with al Qaeda. The alleged result was a faked memorandum from then chief of Saddam’s intelligence service Tahir Jalil Habbush dated July 1, 2001, and written to Hussein.
The bogus memo claimed that 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta had received training in Baghdad but also discussed the arrival of a “shipment” from Niger, which the Administration claimed had supplied Iraq with yellowcake uranium — based on yet another forged document whose source remains uncertain.
The memo subsequently was treated as fact by the British Sunday Telegraph, and cited by William Safire in his New York Times column, providing fodder for Bush’s efforts to take the US to war.
The Sunday Telegraph cited the main source for its story on Iraq’s 9/11 involvement as Ayad Allawi, a former Baathist who rebelled against Saddam and was appointed a government position after the US occupation.
Nothing in the story explains how an Iraqi politician was privy to the fake memo, but the New York Times column alluded to Allawi and described him as “an Iraqi leader long considered reliable by intelligence agencies.”
“To characterize it right,” Richer also declares in the transcript, “I would say, right: it came to us, George had a raised eyebrow, and basically we passed it on–it was to–and passed this on into the organization. You know, it was: ‘Okay, we gotta do this, but make it go away.’ To be honest with you, I don’t want to make it sound–I for sure don’t want to portray this as George jumping: ‘Okay, this has gotta happen.’ As I remember it–and, again, it’s still vague, so I’ll be very straight with you on this–is it wasn’t that important. It was: ‘This is unbelievable. This is just like all the other garbage we get about . . . I mean Mohammad Atta and links to al Qaeda. ‘Rob,’ you know, ‘do something with this.’ I think it was more like that than: ‘Get this done.’”
Magazine asserts Feith created bogus document
Today, The American Conservative also published a report saying that the forgery was actually produced by then-Defense Undersecretary Douglas Feith’s Office of Special Plans, citing an unnamed intelligence source. The source reportedly added that Suskind’s overall claim “is correct.”
“My source also notes that Dick Cheney, who was behind the forgery, hated and mistrusted the Agency and would not have used it for such a sensitive assignment,” the magazine wrote. “Instead, he went to Doug Feith’s Office of Special Plans and asked them to do the job. … It was Feith’s office that produced the letter and then surfaced it to the media in Iraq. Unlike the [Central Intelligence] Agency, the Pentagon had no restrictions on it regarding the production of false information to mislead the public. Indeed, one might argue that Doug Feith’s office specialized in such activity.”
More of Suskind’s transcripts are available here
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