11.2.04
The Observer observed much this past Sunday...
1.How spies chose the intelligence that justified war
A little-known book by an-ex CIA officer gives an extraordinary insight into the way politicians are fed data they want to hear. Peter Beaumont reports
2.Baghdad leaders reveal that coup plot duped MI6
Julie Flint explains how rumours of Saddam's overthrow caused British intelligence to miss vital information about Iraq's weapons programme
3.Britain spied on UN allies over war vote
Security Council members 'illegally targeted' by GCHQ after plea from US security agency Martin Bright and Peter Beaumont
4.The Vietnam vet will win
No candidate has more relevant personal experience or better policies than John Kerry, the man who'll beat Bush
Will Hutton
5.Vietnam steals Iraq war's thunder in US campaign
Former comrades in arms have gone into battle for John Kerry - with the votes of 25 million veterans as the prize, reports Paul Harris in New York
last Sunday they observed something too...
US officials knew in May Iraq possessed no WMD
Blair comes under pressure as Americans admit it was widely known that Saddam had no chemical arsenal
Peter Beaumont, Gaby Hinsliff and Paul Harris
Sunday February 1, 2004
and even the week before, amazing!
'Little point' in WMD search
Peter Beaumont
Sunday January 25, 2004
A little-known book by an-ex CIA officer gives an extraordinary insight into the way politicians are fed data they want to hear. Peter Beaumont reports
2.Baghdad leaders reveal that coup plot duped MI6
Julie Flint explains how rumours of Saddam's overthrow caused British intelligence to miss vital information about Iraq's weapons programme
3.Britain spied on UN allies over war vote
Security Council members 'illegally targeted' by GCHQ after plea from US security agency Martin Bright and Peter Beaumont
4.The Vietnam vet will win
No candidate has more relevant personal experience or better policies than John Kerry, the man who'll beat Bush
Will Hutton
5.Vietnam steals Iraq war's thunder in US campaign
Former comrades in arms have gone into battle for John Kerry - with the votes of 25 million veterans as the prize, reports Paul Harris in New York
last Sunday they observed something too...
US officials knew in May Iraq possessed no WMD
Blair comes under pressure as Americans admit it was widely known that Saddam had no chemical arsenal
Peter Beaumont, Gaby Hinsliff and Paul Harris
Sunday February 1, 2004
and even the week before, amazing!
'Little point' in WMD search
Peter Beaumont
Sunday January 25, 2004
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