We Can’t Drop the Chalabi
We Can’t Drop the Chalabi
Last May, U.S. intelligence officials accused Ahmed Chalabi — the Iraqi darling of the neo-cons — of passing intelligence secrets told to him by Bush administration officials to Iran. It was also revealed that Chalabi “met with a senior Iranian intelligence official described as a ‘nefarious figure’ who has played a direct role in activities against the United States.”
But apparently that wasn’t enough to convince the Bush administration to cut off contacts with Chalabi. Appearing on CNN Late Edition on Sunday, Chalabi said:
I don’t speak to top U.S. officials….Contacts at the low level have started, and I expect them to continue at this rate.
A couple of questions: Which “low level” Bush administration official is talking to Chalabi? What, exactly, do they have to discuss with a suspected informant for the Iranians?
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Chalabi, the bosom buddy of Cheney. Heck, for all of Chalabi and his minion’s manipulation of our intelligence staffs (with the help of ol’ Dick Halliburton himself), this is just payola for Chalabi.
Bush certainly couldn’t have annointed him president for life (he could have until Sistani got in his way…), but it looks like Chalabi is on the winning team in Iraq, consequently backed by US. Weren’t we supposed to be impartial in this election?
February 2nd, 2005 at 4:33 pmChalabi is a prime candidate for Greatest Conman in the History of the Universe. He is a chameleon who will oil himself into some worthwhile position. He knows the scene. He is also smart enough to have helped himself to some of Bremer’s missing billions.
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