http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~mhl24/leaksbriefingv3.htm
"This is substantive evidence of positive falsehood on the part of the Prime Minister, not simply an omission of evidence."
"Claims by the Prime Minister and others that it was only Saddam's unwillingness to cooperate with renewed inspections that led to war were therefore misleading. These policy documents clearly show an intention to use (and arguably abuse) the UN route to provide a legal pretext for pre-decided regime change, not as a route to peaceful disarmament."
"The Prime Minister's decision, taken at least as early as March 2002, to commit to regime change by force, was thus taken against the background of advice that the threat from Iraq was NOT increasing; containment was judged to be "partially successful"; and that without Iraq's renewed rejection of weapons inspections, such a course of action would, on available evidence, not gain legal sanction under the UN Charter. "
"Contrary to recent assertions by the Prime Minister that at that time "the idea that we did not have a plan for afterwards is simply not correct", the documents show that when the Prime Minister took the decision to support military regime change in March 2002, his officials warned him precisely that "none has satisfactorily answered how that regime change is to be secured", and that "Bush has yet to find the answers to the big questions ...[of] what happens on the morning after".[2]"