LaRouche
in Niger
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www.larouchepub.com/pr_lar/2003/030721watergate.html WASHINGTON,
D.C., June 7 -- In the midst of a growing mountain of evidence that Vice
President Dick Cheney led a battery of senior Bush Administration officials,
in repeatedly using what was known to be a forged document from a foreign
government to corral Congressional and public support for the Iraq War,
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche issued a sharply worded statement
insisting on a full investigation documenting exactly what Vice President
Cheney knew, when he knew it, and precisely what he did contrary to what he
knew to be the truth. The
charges against Cheney are centered on the fact that the Vice President
repeatedly used documents, allegedly from the government of Niger, purporting to show
Iraqi government efforts to purchase large quantities of uranium precursor,
"yellow cake" from that African nation, long after he learned that
the documents were forged. LaRouche Turns Up the Heat on Cheney's
Iraq Intelligence Hoax www.rense.com/general56/supreb.htm Chief
among the Iran-Contra veterans, who are up to their eyeballs in the present Irangate
II caper, is Michael Ledeen, the self-professed ``universal fascist,'' who is
also, according to several U.S. intelligence community sources, a prime
suspect in the scheme to forge Niger
government documents, purporting that Iraq was seeking uranium precursor to
build nuclear bombs. A U.S. Federal grand jury is probing the forgery scheme. |