Topic: Iraq Inquiry

The standoff at the Ecuadorian embassy in London is discussed, with the hosts questioning why the UK is so intent on extraditing Julian Assange. They explore a theory involving Andrea Davidson, an intelligence advisor with evidence of UK arms dealings with Saddam Hussein, who may be seeking refuge in the same embassy.

The German government has introduced "D-Mail," a secure electronic communication service that the hosts warn uses government-controlled encryption. In the UK, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's testimony at the Iraq inquiry is analyzed, specifically his mention of creating a "New World Order" through international intervention.

Testimony from a former British ambassador to the U.S. during the Iraq Inquiry reveals that key briefing telegrams from 2002 have disappeared from official archives. The missing documents reportedly detailed agreements between the U.S. and UK regarding UN processes prior to the invasion. The discussion touches on the vulnerability of digital records and the suspicious death of a technician who maintained Bush administration emails.