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IRAQ: THE JEW'S WAR
Intelligence shows grim outlook for
Iraq
Sources claim to have seen unreleased
assessment
By Warren P. Strobel, Jonathan S. Landay and John Walcott
Knight Ridder
01/18/05 "Knight
Ridder" -- Washington — A
series of new U.S. intelligence assessments on Iraq paints a
grim picture of the road ahead and concludes that there's
little likelihood that President Bush's goals can be
attained in the near future.
Instead of stabilizing the country, national elections Jan.
30 are likely to be followed by more violence and could
provoke a civil war between majority Shiite Muslims and
minority Sunni Muslims, the CIA and other intelligence
agencies predict, according to senior officials who've seen
the classified reports.
A CIA spokesman, Tom Crispell, said he was unable to
comment. A White House spokeswoman had no immediate comment.
The federal government was closed Monday for the Martin
Luther King Jr. holiday.
A new public report by the National Intelligence Council
concludes that instead of diminishing terrorism,
U.S.-occupied Iraq has replaced prewar Afghanistan as a
breeding and training ground for terrorists who may disperse
to conduct attacks elsewhere.
Two senior intelligence officials with access to classified
reporting said Islamic militants allied with or inspired by
Osama bin Laden were forging ties to Iraqi nationalists and
remnants of former dictator Saddam Hussein's regime. The
linkage is similar to the one that so-called "Afghan Arabs"
formed with Afghanistan's Taliban regime after the Soviet
Union withdrew from that country, they said.
The Bush administration claimed before invading Iraq that
Saddam had strong ties to international terrorism, but most
counterterrorism experts dispute that and no evidence has
been found to support the claim.
"The sad thing is we have created what the administration
claimed we were intervening to prevent: an Iraq/al-Qaida
linkage," one of the senior intelligence officials said.
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