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Memorandum – December 7, 2007
To: McClendon Study Group
From: John Edward Hurley, Chairman
Our next meeting will be on Wednesday, December 12th, 7 p.m., at the
National Press Club.
With the quality of U.S. intelligence coming under increasing
scrutiny
by Congress and the media, the appearance of our guest for this
session is especially propitious. He is John Loftus, President of the
Intelligence Summit and host of the internationally syndicated
broadcast of the Loftus Report.
Loftus will review documents recently discovered in Saddam's secret
archives as well as satellite photos that may reopen the debate about
missing Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) in the Middle East. An
Executive Summary explains how the Iraqi archives consistently
document that Saddam really did have WMD projects (including A-bomb
research) late into 2002. On the eve of war in 2003, Russian Special
Forces evacuated Saddam's WMD material across the border to a storage
area in Syria.
It is no coincidence, Loftus says, that on September 6, 2007, this
area, Dayr as Zorr, Syria, was bombed by the Israel Defense Forces.
Loftus argues that it was not a Syrian nuclear reactor that was
destroyed, but a radiological weapons factory built on the same site
as Saddam's secret storehouse for WMD. Israeli sources allege that
the
North Koreans were helping Syria mix highly enriched uranium (HEU)
from Iraq with North Korean plutonium to make super-toxic dirty
bombs.
Given Syria's close alliance with Iran, Loftus says, it seems quite
plausible that Syria has served as a secret nuclear weapons storage
site for both Iraq and Iran. Loftus also explores the possibility
that
the recent National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iran was tainted
by
the same Russian disinformation that successfully concealed the Iraqi
WMD from discovery.
Don't miss this opportunity to get the details on what could be the
most massive disinformation program of our time. So plan to be with
us…and please remember to bring a friend.
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N.B. National Press Club members may attend the event free of charge,
but they must pay for dinner. Dinner with our speaker will be at
6:30pm in the Sarah McClendon Room of the National Press Club. The
suggested donation for all others to cover our expenses is $5.00.
Parking is FREE with National Press Club dinner validation of your
ticket from the PMI Garage on G St, between 13th & 14th.