Makes me feel cheated !
Guess we were all conned by his oil greed 
As reported on national papers:
Ex-CIA official alleges retaliation for not faking WMD
reports
WASHINGTON: A sacked CIA official is suing the agency for allegedly
retaliating against him for refusing to falsify his reports on
Iraqs weapons of mass destruction to support the White Houses
pre-war position, The Washington Post said Thursday.
Described as a senior CIA official who was sacked in August for
unspecified reasons, the plaintiffs lawsuit appears to be the
first public instance of a CIA official charging that he was
pressured to produce intelligence to support the US governments
pre-war contention that Iraqs weapons of mass destruction were a
grave threat to US and international security. Their official
dogma was contradicted by his reporting and they did not want to
hear it, said Roy Krieger, the officers attorney.
CIA spokeswoman Anya Guilsher told the daily she could not comment
on the lawsuit, adding: The notion that CIA managers order
officers to falsify reports is flat wrong. Our mission is to call
it like we see it and report the facts. Krieger wrote a letter
requesting a meeting with CIA Director Porter Goss due to the
serious nature of the allegations in this case, including
deliberately misleading the president on intelligence concerning
weapons of mass destruction, said the daily quoting from the
letter.
The United States overthrew the Iraqi dictatorship of Saddam
Hussein in April 2003, but has found no weapons of mass destruction
in Iraq since then. The US government has acnowledged some of its
pre-war intelligence may have been faulty. The plaintiff, whose
identity is blacked out in the lawsuit as well as any reference to
Iraq, is of Middle Eastern descent, worked 23 years in the Central
Intelligence Agency, much of them in covert operations to collect
intelligence on weapons of mass destruction, said the daily.
The lawsuit was filed in a US District Court in Washington on
Friday and made public Wednesday after it was screened by a judge,
said The Washington Post which obtained a copy. afp