Key false statements

By The Center for Public Integrity

A selection of the Bush administration's most egregious statements about the threat of Sadaam Hussein and Iraq

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McClellan book confirms Center's 'Iraq: The War Card' report

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False premise for going to war

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"… not supported by the intelligence community's findings. In July 2002, the Defense Intelligence Agency had concluded that "compelling evidence demonstrating direct cooperation b …"

"… ng two trailers or "mobile labs" discovered in Iraq.Just days earlier, the Defense Intelligence Agency had concluded that the trailers "could not be used as a transportable biol …"

Pentagon office’s misleading intelligence

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Department of Defense used information not supported by other intelligence groups to justify war in Iraq

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"… d.” W. Patrick Lang, the former chief of Middle East intelligence at the Defense Intelligence Agency, told investigative journalist Seymour M. Hersh, “The Pentagon has bande …"