the unclassified summary that was released to the general public contains no caveats. The link I provided clearly states that there WERE caveats in the classified complete estimate. He knew of the doubts and yet said there were none. ergo: lie.
go find some old broad with parkinson's to hold your shriveled dick, gramps...YOU are the one who is finished here.
I've no problem with that ... there was qualifying language and dissenting assessments in the classified version of the NIE
The dissenting assessments concerned....
the purpose and capabilities(range, payload, etc.) of unmaned aircraft and aerial drones
the ability of Saddam to deliver CW or BW to US mainland
the amounts of BW in stockpiles....10 tons? 100 tons?
the amounts of CW in stockpiles....10 tons? 100 tons????
the variety of such agents, including anthrax, for delivery by bombs, missiles, or aerial sprayers
the capabilities of his missiles....range, payload, etc.
his work on nuclear weapons....and equipment he might have ....
So yes, I agree the classified NIE had dissenting assenssments
There was a 511-page report to discrepancies between the two versions of the crucial October 2002 NIE, the panel laid out numerous instances in which the unclassified version omitted key dissenting opinions about Iraqi weapons capabilities, overstated U.S. knowledge about Iraq's alleged stockpiles of weapons(all concerning the quantity) and, in one case, inserted threatening language into the public document that was not contained in the classified version.
But nowhere is there obvious dissent about Iraq possessing these weapons....except for the quantity they possessed....
and THAT IS THE POINT...the NIE makes a definitave statement ... Baghdad HAS
Bye Bye Sonny.....