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Us Occupation Of Iraq Tmln

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  1. May 2003: IAEA Warns US to Lock Down Iraqi Explosives Cache
  2. Early May, 2003: Justice Department Taps Former NYC Police Commissioner to Rebuild Iraqi Police Forces
  3. May 2004: US Ignores Warnings that Huge Explosives Cache Was Looted
  4. May 2006: Military Analyst Denied Access After Airing Criticism of Rumsfeld
  5. May 2008: ’Stop-Loss’ Policies To Remain in Effect until Fall 2009
  6. June 2002: US Declines Chance to Strike Al-Zarqawi Camp in Northern Iraq
  7. (June 2003): Chief of CIA Station in Baghdad Departs
  8. June 2003: KBR, Saudi Firm Expose Thousands of US Soldiers to Hepatitis A
  9. June 2003: Plame Wilson, Other CIA Analysts Wonder if Iraq Didn’t Deceive US into Believing It Possessed WMD
  10. July-Fall 2003: CIA Baghdad Station Chief Requests Guidance over Detainee Interrogations, but Does Not Get It
  11. July 2003: Second Chief of CIA Baghdad Station Appointed
  12. July 2007: CNN Fires Military Analyst for Blatant Conflict of Interest
  13. August 2004: National Guardsman Sues Pentagon to Prevent Forcible Redeployment
  14. August 2005: Bush PR Campaign to Sell War Falling Flat, Author Reports
  15. Early August, 2006: British Diplomat Warns Blair of Civil War, ‘De Facto Division of Iraq’
  16. September 2006: Bush Administration Did Not Intend on ‘Nation-Building’ in Iraq, Author Writes
  17. September 2006: Neoconservative Academic: Iraq Only Makes Sense if Conflict is Widened throughout Region
  18. October 2006: Former US Ambassador: Iraq Has Done Exactly the Opposite of What Bush Neoconservatives Predicted
  19. October 2006: Conservative Activist: Invading Iran Would Be the Repetition of the Mistakes Made in Iraq
  20. October 2006 and Beyond: War Profiteering Probe Finds Rampant Corruption in Iraq Contracts
  21. October-December 2006: Iraq Study Group Works to Keep Channels Open to White House
  22. October 2002: KBR Manager Trades Bribes, Prostitute for $14 Million Iraq Contract
  23. October 2005: KBR Contractor, Saudi Executives Discuss Bribes
  24. November 2002: US Again Decides Not to Attack Al-Zarqawi Camp in Northern Iraq
  25. Late December 2003 - May 2004: Hussein Gives Wealth of Information in Long Interrogations with FBI Agent; No Harsh Tactics Used
  26. December 2003 and After: CPA Head Refuses Oversight, Operates on Own Initiative
  27. December 2003: Powell Disheartened by Failure to Find Iraqi WMD
  28. From 2002 to March 2003: US Military May Use Directed Energy Weapons in Iraq, Say Press Reports During Run-up to War
  29. Summer 2003: Sonic Weapon Deployed in Iraq; High-Tech Noisemaker Used to Warn, Control Crowds
  30. 2005 and Beyond: Private Firm Monitors Media Performance of Pentagon’s Military Analysts
  31. 2006: KBR, Tamimi Executives Convicted of War Profiteering
  32. (After January 2005): Former CIA Baghdad Chief Brags about Mistreating Detainees, Investigation Finds He Is Exaggerating
  33. Early March 2003: President Bush Finally Rejects Any Pre-War Military Strike on Al-Zarqawi’s Camp in Northern Iraq
  34. Early 2007: Fox Analyst Asks How He Can Help Promote Surge
  35. Early November 2003: US Military Official Tells CIA Station Chief Insurgency Is Getting More Deadly
  36. Early December 2003: CIA Baghdad Station Chief Meets with President following Alarming Report
  37. Early 2004: CIA Lacks Resources to Monitor Al-Qaeda Haven in Pakistan, Due to Iraq War
  38. Early 2004: Bin Laden and Al-Zarqawi Begin Exploring Idea of Allying Their Forces
  39. Early 2007: State Department Official Blames Failures in Iraq on Neoconservative Ignorance
  40. Early 2007: State Department Official: Bush Would Have Invaded Iraq without 9/11
  41. Fall 2002: MSNBC Restricts Anti-War Voices on ‘Countdown: Iraq’ Program
  42. Late April 2003: Chief of Newly Established CIA Station in Baghdad Appointed
  43. Late April-Early May, 2003: US Soldiers Witness Theft of High Explosives at Al Qaqaa
  44. Late April, 2008: Five Military Analysts Dispute Their Participation in Pentagon Propaganda Operation
  45. Late 2006: Some Analysts Repeat Pentagon Talking Points despite Qualms, Disbelief
  46. Late September 2003: Experienced CIA Official Joins Baghdad Station Staff
  47. Late September 2003: Pentagon Sends Media Analysts on ‘Tour’ of Iraq for Propaganda Purposes
  48. Late September, 2003: Rice Forms Oversight Group to Keep Tabs on Bremer
  49. Late October 2003: Bush: Iran Will Follow Iraq’s Lead in Becoming Democracy
  50. (Late December 2003): CIA Baghdad Station Chief Fired, Reason for Firing Unclear