Italian Lawmaker Says Secret Service Warned U.S. That Uranium Documents Were Fake

"At about the same time as the State of the Union address, they (Italy's SISMI secret services) said that the dossier doesn't correspond to the truth," Sen. Massimo Brutti told journalists after the parliamentary commission was briefed.
Brutti said the warning was given in January 2003, but he did not know whether it was made before or after President Bush's speech.
The United States and Britain used the claim that Saddam was seeking to buy uranium in Niger to bolster their case for the war. The intelligence supporting the claim later was deemed unreliable.
2 Comments:
And other press says "no they didnt".
Yes I agree , it is up in the air
but if it lands head first , there will be one hell of a bang !!
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