David Kay

Events (19)

• December 16-19, 1998: ’Operation Desert Fox’ Hammers Iraqi Targets in Retaliation for Iraq’s Refusal to Cooperate with UN Inspectors 1998-12-16
• September 18, 2002: New York Times Publishes Slanted Story Suggesting It Is ‘Maybe Impossible’ UN Inspections in Iraq Could Work 2002-09-18
• February 3, 2003: Top CIA Official Concerned that Curveball Might Pop Up Somewhere after Powell Speech and Undermine Case 2003-02-03
• July 29, 2003: David Kay Tells Top US Officials That Iraq Survey Group Has Yet to Find Evidence of WMD; Bush Unfazed 2003-07-29
• July 30, 2003: Rice Says Iraq Was Trying to Reconstitute Nuclear Weapons Program, Possessed Other WMD before Invasion 2003-07-30
• October 2, 2003: David Kay: No Evidence of WMD in Iraq 2003-10-02
• December 17, 2003: Bush on Iraq’s Lack of WMDs: ‘So What’s the Difference?’ 2003-12-17
• January 23, 2004: David Kay Resigns as Head of Iraq Survey Group 2004-01-23
• January 28, 2004: David Kay Tells Congress Iraq Survey Group Found No Evidence of WMD in Iraq, Says Hussein Deceived Own Generals 2004-01-28
• January 29, 2004: David Kay Meets with President and Other White House Officials to Discuss Lack of WMDs 2004-01-29
• January 12, 2005: MEK ‘Has Little Support Inside Iran,’ Says Expert 2005-01-12
• February 9, 2005: Kay Outlines Recommendations for US to ‘Avoid Mistakes’ Made in Iraq 2005-02-09
• After January 2004: Press Secretary: On Iraq, Bush Administration Equates Winning Polls with Policy Success
• December 2003: David Kay Tells George Tenet He Believes Iraq Had No WMDs
• January 2003: Pentagon Creates Coalition Provisional Authority
• Mid-June 2003: David Kay Given Access to CIA’s Prewar Intelligence; Disappointed
• (Summer 2003): Iraq Survey Group Concludes Iraqi Drones Harmless
• July 2003: Iraq Survey Group Investigates Aluminum Tubes at Nasr Munitions Plant
• September 2004: War Game Scenario Finds No Viable Options for US Strike Against Iran