The report said he admitted the documents were signed after he left office, but contended that he did not backdate them or instruct his staff to do so.
She freely admits the documents from those exams were light on details, and she told HuffPost earlier this month that she kept them that way on purpose, because even in 2003 (when the exams were conducted) she suspected that one day the records might be obtained by state officials who would use them to wage a campaign against her.
Wadah Khanfar, the managing director of al-Jazeera, said Downing Street admitted the existence of the document after a request for information on the subject by "a British citizen" - believed to be Freedom of Information blogger Steve Wood - but that al-Jazeera has not received a reply.
Andersen seemed willing to blame the entire Enron mess on David Duncan, the partner it fired back January when it admitted the shredding of documents at its Houston office.
In 2010, under Hasina's administration, the Supreme Court restored secularism to the constitution, but her law minister admitted that the document's Koranic phrase would remain.
The senior American intelligence official, briefing reporters before the documents' release, admitted the sting of the court's reprimand but said the problems came in a complex, highly technical program and were unintentional.
So CAAT took BAE Systems to court, and there the company was forced to admit that the document had been sent to them, unsolicited, by Paul Mercer, whose company, LigneDeux Associates, was paid by BAE Systems to provide "media and internet monitoring" on CAAT.
Second, self-proclaimed "constitutional conservatives" will have to admit that the document they tout protects Park51.
The former officer, Michael Ray Aquino, 40, admitted receiving the documents from Leandro Aragoncillo, who was an F.B.I. intelligence analyst.
