Bush Makes Public Parts of Report on Terrorism

New York Times by Brian Knowlton | Sep. 26, 2006 (News Report)

The war in Iraq has become a cause célèbre for Islamic militants, breeding a deep resentment of the United States in the Muslim world, according to declassified excerpts from a major intelligence report that were released late this afternoon.

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by Lewyn Li - Oct. 1, 2008

As said by a previous reviewer, this report is a politically unbalanced account of events and responses surrounding the de-classified National Intelligence Estimate. I recommend the excerpts themselves (see Related Link) rather than any second-hand account as the way to catch a possible glimpse of what the official thinking on the "War on Terror" may be.

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by Mike LaBonte - Oct. 1, 2008

Some use of vague sourcing ("Republican lawmakers"). This story seems politically unbalanced in that there is much more coverage of the government/Republican viewpoint.

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