There's apparently been documents linking Saddam and bin Laden found.

"The Sunday Telegraph says reporter Inigo Gilmore discovered the files in the bombed headquarters of the Mukhabarat, the feared Iraqi intelligence service."

"He told the BBC: "I noticed on some of the documents there were some marks erased out... we scraped away with a razor and underneath we found the name Bin Laden three times and obviously realised this was highly significant."

"He said: "Perhaps significantly the CIA had been through many of these buildings but they seem to have missed this particular document."

Ok, so the CIA goes through the building, then the reporter goes in and finds these hugely significant documents? And a couple papers claim to have found them. So the CIA misses them, and a bunch of reporters come in and they all find it. Or were there copies for each?

And why, as one article I read says, were some documents burnt, but not this one. It just had "bin Laden" whited out. If you were burning documents, isn't this one that you'd burn? How stupid is it just to white out incriminating words?

The coming days will be interesting.