Yet, the BBC's claims have provoked outrage from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic, who has called the documents a forgery and a British conspiracy to defame Khomeini's memory.
The states' lawyer, Howard Gutman, had called the documents a "central part of our case," reflecting computer makers' fear of continued retaliation by Microsoft if the companies did not submit to the company's demands.
"He has called the writing of the document a milestone in Iraq's drive toward self-reliance, a steppingstone for establishing an Arab democracy in the Middle East and the legal keystone to the stable government that's necessary before U.S. troops can come home...
Walker, who briefly ran for the Republican presidential nomination, has called the information contained in the leaked documents "old news" and insisted he has done nothing wrong.
Subsequent historians, like Professor Linda Gugin, have called the process and the document itself "hopelessly flawed", and legal expert James St. Claire has written that if the constitution had been adopted, large parts would probably have been ruled unconstitutional by the federal courts.
Sendero documents captured recently refer to Feliciano as "Big Brother," a recognition of his predominant position but also an indication that he has not formally replaced Guzman, known as "Chairman Gonzalo". While Feliciano's faction does not directly denounce Gonzalo, its documents have called the Sendero patriarch's call for peace a government trick.
Police have written to Green, who has called into question the documents filed in relation to Sevco 5088, to ask for his help in their enquiries.
Along with several members of the executive committee, Garcia has called for the 430-page document to be published in full.
AOL's competitors have already called the document a stalling tactic simply to win approval for the merger with Time Warner.If all that sounds familiar, that is because it is.
Elle sera posée avant la fin de la campagne".4V — Nicolas Sarkozy (@NicolasSarkozy) April 30 , 2012Moussa Koussa, the former foreign minister identified as the author of the document, has called it a fake, while the Libyan official to whom it was addressed, Bashir Saleh, cast doubt as well, calling accusations by Mediapart "completely unfounded," the BBC reported.
