posted on Dec, 14 2005 @ 09:25 AM
hey everyone,
A document exists, leaked somehow from the US State Department to an independent British reporter named Greg Palast. The document is titled 'Moving
the Iraqi Economy from Recovery to Growth'.
And this document is more of a bombshell than its name suggests. Its the actual plan of how Iraq was going to be privatised and carved up for private
US corporate interests. And the plan was followed exactly in Iraq, not to mention the fact that the document was written long before the invasion.
So i mailed the reporter and asked him if i can somehow get a copy of it and was told:
I checked into your request and unfortunately, for various legal reasons and per the guidelines of our editors and producers, we are not able to
release the full document at the moment.
I am also unable to provide you with a source other than the information provided in the article and the Newsnight report - for the same reasons
addressed above.
So a reporter can get hold of it, and so can Newsnight... but no-one else can?? Is it possible to somehow use the freedom of information act to get
this document? Do you have a freedom of information act in america? If you want to know more about this document, read the thread titled 'operation
corporate freedom' in the War on Terror forum.
Its the smoking gun as to the real intentions of the US in Iraq.
Moderators, if this thread is in the wrong area please move it, thx.
[edit on 14-12-2005 by metallicabrainz]