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   by ftghyujkjmhnbg 17y ago

   There wasn't any doubt about the suicide verdict. The issue was that the scope of the inquiry was limited to investigating a very specific claim - about what David Kelly said about the report. It was not allowed to investigate the real ques
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   by ftghyujkjmhnbg 17y ago

   You could argue then that they are in breach of the GPL on stuff they do use themselves. You can hardly take GPL source, modify it and refuse to distribute it to certain groups - wether this is your choice or a rule imposed by your country
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   by ftghyujkjmhnbg 17y ago

   If you read the article it isn't the suicide verdict that is sealed it is other evidence given tot he inquiry but not published. So perhaps the name of the CIA/Mi5/RAC agents that reported there were weapons, the names of current Iraqi poli