RE: "google search"

I am not interested in countering what anyone else thought with what they had to go on.

I will say this though, the Czechs never refuted the claim, contrary to planted & false information.

The following report was published on 10/22/2002 (with attribution) on the matter: CZECH REPUBLIC PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESMAN REJECTS 'NY TIMES' REPORT AS 'FABRICATION.' A spokesman for Czech President Vaclav Havel has dismissed a report in "The New York Times" claiming Havel told U.S. officials there is no evidence that suspected 11 September hijacker Mohammad Atta met an Iraqi intelligence agent in Prague, CTK reported on 22 October. The 21 October report cited unidentified Czech officials as saying Havel discreetly called White House officials to cast doubt on the alleged meeting. "It is a fabrication. Nothing like this has occurred," Havel's spokesman, Ladislav Spacek, said of the alleged phone conversation". ("RFE/RL Newsline," 22 October)
source link: (about 1/4 of the way down the page) http://www.rferl.org/reports/mm/2002/10/41-251002.asp

"The photo's are supporting evidence". No amount of disinformation and or faulty reporting can change that.

The other covertly taken photo shows Saddam's intelligence official al Ani in a surveillance operation against an American interest. RFE/RL is an American interest BTW..

http://www.thexreport.com