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Ignoring some of the information

Reader comment on item: 'Walking Back the Cat' On Chalabi

Submitted by (United States), Jun 22, 2004 at 10:06

In your mail of June 22 you seem to ignore one of the supposed "facts" about Chalabi revealing the code inor to the Iranians. It was indicated in the first story release that Chalabi got the information from a drunk State Dept. employee. If that is true Chalabi can truthfully say that he never had access to US classified information (at least through official channels). You don't comment at all on this information.

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