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Senate report on officials' public statements about Iraq (2008)
2008 report of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence comparing officials' public statements on Iraq with the intelligence of the time.
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- 2008
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- Powell's address to the U.N. Security Council checked claim by claim Primary record 1
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- Christopher "Kit" Bond Apr 2008 Primary record 1
- Jay Rockefeller Apr 2008 Primary record 1
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Apr 2008 Primary record 1
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- 2008 Senate report on officials' public statements about Iraq (2008)
- Apr 2008 Christopher "Kit" Bond authored Senate report on officials' public statements about Iraq (2008)
- Apr 2008 Jay Rockefeller authored Senate report on officials' public statements about Iraq (2008)
- Apr 2008 Senate Select Committee on Intelligence authored Senate report on officials' public statements about Iraq (2008)
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Whether Public Statements Regarding Iraq by U.S. Government Officials Were Substantiated by Intelligence Information (Senate Report 110-345, with additional and minority views, 2008), U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 2008.
Primary record
The Secretary of State said that “most U.S. experts” believed that the aluminum tubes were intended to be part of a nuclear weapons program
We regret that at a time when the Committee should be focusing its full attention on improving our intelligence community
The Committee's findings are fair and objective.
On April 1, 2008, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence approved on a bipartisan vote of 10-5 the remaining two reports of its investigation into pre-war intelligence on Iraq and related matters.
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