Sunday, August 31, 2003
Microsoft Word snares Tony Blair
Tattle-tale header files analysed
By Egan Orion: Tuesday 01 July 2003, 11:53
THE LABOUR government of Tony Blair might soon reconsider its odd addiction to Microsoft software. It just bit him in the butt.
An IT industry writer with some skills in computer forensics took a close look at the Government's infamous plagiarized Iraq dossier and found proof that it was heavily edited after it left the professional hands of the British Intelligence services, by 10 Downing Street.
Richard Smith of computerbytesman.com was able to access the revision history that Microsoft Word maintains within document files and found 10 entries, the last seven traced to people identified as Tony Blair's political retainers or employed on his office staff.
So much for blaming the spooks. The Vole's hung Blair out to dry. ยต
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Die, Blair Government, Die!
Tattle-tale header files analysed
By Egan Orion: Tuesday 01 July 2003, 11:53
THE LABOUR government of Tony Blair might soon reconsider its odd addiction to Microsoft software. It just bit him in the butt.
An IT industry writer with some skills in computer forensics took a close look at the Government's infamous plagiarized Iraq dossier and found proof that it was heavily edited after it left the professional hands of the British Intelligence services, by 10 Downing Street.
Richard Smith of computerbytesman.com was able to access the revision history that Microsoft Word maintains within document files and found 10 entries, the last seven traced to people identified as Tony Blair's political retainers or employed on his office staff.
So much for blaming the spooks. The Vole's hung Blair out to dry. ยต
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Die, Blair Government, Die!
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