IRAQ ILLICIT ARMS GONE BEFORE WAR, INSPECTOR STATES

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Former CIA chief weapons inspector David A. Kay gave an interview to Reuters and conveyed his belief that there are no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Even his successor, Charles A. Duelfer has doubts that the continuing US investigation will uncover any weapons. Although the Bush administration continues to insist publicly the US will find stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons, there are indications that White House insiders know the president might face a political liability in a presidential election year since he wanted to rely on misleading and inaccurate intelligence information.

International Affairs, Iraq, UN Security Council, Company legal issue, Investigations, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, International relations, Military aspects, Weapons of mass destruction, United Nations. Security Council, Hussein, Saddam, Kay, David A., Duelfer, Charles A.

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AIDES SAY MEMO BACKED COERCION ALREADY IN USE

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Politicians question the legality and ethics of an August 2002 memo released by the White House that allows CIA interrogators to use torture to obtain information.

United States, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Legal/Government Regulation, Interrogation Procedures, Laws, regulations and rules, Powers and duties, Prisoners of war, Civil rights, United States. Central Intelligence Agency, Questioning, War on Terrorism, 2001-

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