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May 27, 2004

Salon On The NYT And Judith Miller Being Punk’d By Chalabi

by @ 9:53 am. Filed under General

James C. Moore at Salon.com examines Judith Miller and The New York Times’s reliance on Chalabi for front page stories which helped convince the American public to go along with the fake Iraq war.

“The White House had a perfect deal with Miller,” [a former CIA analyst] said. “Chalabi is providing the Bush people with the information they need to support their political objectives with Iraq, and he is supplying the same material to Judy Miller. Chalabi tips her on something and then she goes to the White House, which has already heard the same thing from Chalabi, and she gets it corroborated by some insider she always describes as a ’senior administration official.’ She also got the Pentagon to confirm things for her, which made sense, since they were working so closely with Chalabi. Too bad Judy didn’t spend a little more time talking to those of us in the intelligence community who had information that contradicted almost everything Chalabi said.”

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Money quote from Miller:

“You know what,” she offered angrily. “I was proved fucking right. That’s what happened. People who disagreed with me were saying, ‘There she goes again.’ But I was proved fucking right.”

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