The director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, has named a team of retired C.I.A. officers to scour the classified intelligence reports that were circulated inside the government before the war on a range of issues related to Iraq, including those concerning Baghdad's links to terrorism and unconventional weapons, officials said. The team plans to compare those reports with what has actually been discovered in Iraq since the war ended.

And this report will see the light of day when, exactly? I'm betting that the investors at Richard Perles seminars had better intelligence than the CIA did, after all they expect a return on their investments, in blood and money.