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A ditstinct lack of intelligence

Psst! Want to know a secret about Saddam Hussein? Well, whatever you do, don't take too much notice of Tony Blair's dossier.

As someone who has spent far too many years examining the life and crimes of Saddam, I must confess to having been rather intrigued by the latest effort by Downing Street to convince a sceptical British public that Iraq's weapons of mass destruction posed a threat to world peace that could not be ignored.

The document begins with a perfectly reasonable assessment of how Iraq has been deliberately misleading the United Nations weapons inspectors in their hunt for Saddam's illicit arsenals and ends with a sober assessment of the toll the Iraqi dictator's 30-year-old regime of terror has taken on ordinary Iraqis.

What I and no doubt many others who are familiar with the structure of Saddam's regime found confusing was the middle section of the doc

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