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Old 29-01-2004, 16:21   #8
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Re: Hutton Report: Dyke Quits
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Lord Hutton's report cleared the government of "sexing up" its Iraq weapons dossier with unreliable intelligence.
Having read the summary of the report, I can see that while it is true that the government didn't deliberatly insert false or shaky allegations into the document to make it look better (As implied by Gilligan) they may well have 'glossed over' some of the holes to make the case look stronger than it actually was.

I still find it laughable that they are trying to say that they were not guilty of any wrong doing in this respect.

Clearly they don't count deciding to take a country to war and then making the facts justify the action as important then...
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