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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="AMORALAPATRIA" data-source="post: 4984" data-attributes="member: 149">US President Shares a Secret with his Nation Intelligence services’ report on Iraq became publicUS President George Bush took an unprecedented step this week, allowing to publish the key points of a secret report describing the terrorism threat to the U.S. Bush was forced to do so due to the leak of some parts of the report into the press. Those extracts painted a very negative picture of Washington’s war in Iraq and other anti-terrorism activities. (George Bush publico reportaje secreto, debido a que se habria filtrado a la prensa. Estos reportes mostrarian una imagen negativa de la guerra de Washington en Irak y otras actividades antiterroristas)All 16 US intelligence services prepared a joint secret report on “The Trends of Global Terrorism: Conclusions for the U.S.”. George Bush received the report in April 2006. However, the report became public last weekend, when its extracts leaked into the press. Most published points of the report say that US invasion into Iraq in spring 2003 led to the increase of terrorism threat. (la mayoria de los puntos publicados del reporte dicen que la invasion de USA en Irak habria incrementado la amenaza terrorista.)The report came in handy for democrats who jumped at another chance to point out to current administration how wrong its anti-terrorism efforts are. US president promised to publish the key points of the 30-page report. So, the extracts appeared on the official website of National Intelligence Director John Negroponte yesterday morning. However, the 3-page extract reflects only one positive trend in the war on terrorism. It is the conclusion that the U.S. managed to “seriously undermine the position of Al-Qaeda leaders, and hamper its activities”. (como sea, el reporte de 3 paginas refleja solo un punto positivo en al guerra contra el terrorismo. La seriedad de la administracion para tratar de terminar con las actividades terroristas.Yet, the general estimation of terrorism threat is rather cheerless even in Bush’s edited version. “Any American with a newspaper, TV, or the Internet, could see the invasion to Iraq was a catastrophe. Yet, the present situation will become even worse if US forces leave Iraq,” concluded New York Times.(las estimaciones generales de la amenaza terrorista son "tristes"(lamentables) incluso la version del loco(eso lo agregue yo) Bush.... "cualquier americano con un periodico, tv, o internet, puede ver que la invasion a Irak fue una CATASTROFE. La situacion presente puede volverse peor si USA abandona Irak, concluyo el New York Times.Natalia Portyakova (<a href="http://www.kommersant.com">www.kommersant.com</a>) </blockquote>

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