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cthrumatrix Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-22-04 09:59 PM
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One Year from the Niger doc forgery's and FBI has NOT interviewed anybody.
Edited on Wed Sep-22-04 10:01 PM by cthrumatrix
This was shared tonight on TV talk (magazine writer - confirmed w/FBI)


Basically ...nothing has been done !

When it comes to getting to truth about 1000 deaths...it's ok for our WH and Judicial system to do NOTHING.

But...CBS get's agressive and Rove and company appoint investigators that week.

have you ever seen such bullshit?

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http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6073449/site/newsweek /

Here’s the piece that ‘60 Minutes’ killed for its report on the Bush Guard documents


Sept. 22 - In its rush to air its now discredited story about President George W. Bush’s National Guard service, CBS bumped another sensitive piece slated for the same “60 Minutes” broadcast: a half-hour segment about how the U.S. government was snookered by forged documents purporting to show Iraqi efforts to purchase uranium from Niger.

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A team of “60 Minutes” correspondents and consulting reporters spent more than six months investigating the Niger uranium documents fraud, CBS sources tell NEWSWEEK. The group landed the first ever on-camera interview with Elisabetta Burba, the Italian journalist who first obtained the phony documents, as well as her elusive source, Rocco Martino, a mysterious Roman businessman with longstanding ties to European intelligence agencies.


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The delay of the CBS report comes at a time when there have been significant new developments in the case—although virtually none of them have been reported in the United States. According to Italian and British press reports, Martino-the Rome middleman at the center of the case—was questioned last week by an Italian investigating magistrate for two hours about the circumstances surrounding his acquisition of the documents. Martino could not be reached for comment, but his lawyer is reportedly planning a press conference in the next few days.


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