Whenever I humbly suggest we KILL the PRESIDENT some ac always pipes
up,"but they'll just be replaced!"
Well if that's really true then what were the Cabal thinking the other day!?
Assassinate Saddam and who's in charge?
Uday?
Chemical Ali?
See what I'm saying.But at least the idea of Assassination Politics is in
play.Long may it Boomerang! Send in the Drones! KILL the PRESIDENT! (my 2$)
How do you tell if Rumsfeld is lying?
Cutting Edge: Saddam's friends
Produced in 2003, SADDAM'S FRIENDS showing on SBS Television on Tuesday,
March 25 at 8.30pm, looks at how Western powers, including America, France
and Germany, armed Saddam Hussein.
In 1974 the French government, then led by Prime Minister Jacques Chirac,
sold Iraq a nuclear reactor in return for lucrative deals including cheap
oil. International sceptics asked why an oil rich country would need
nuclear power but the French government insisted the reactor would be
monitored and would not pose a military threat.
In 1979 Saddam Hussein ordered Iraq's physicists to redirect their research
from peaceful to military applications. One of them, Dr Hussein Sharistani,
refused and was tortured and imprisoned in solitary confinement for ten
years. In 1981 Israel bombed the plant but the Iran-Iraq war (1980-88) saw
an escalation of military support for secular Iraq against fundamentalist
Iran. French supplied nuclear fuel, Germany sold Iraq the means of
producing chemical and bacteriological weapons and, after a visit by Donald
Rumsfeld (now Secretary of Defence), America sold Hussein sophisticated
Harpoon missiles. It is also alleged that America sent live viruses,
including anthrax, to Iraqi military units. (incredibly some was sent AFTER
1991,eds note.)
Former CIA director Gordon Oehler explains how between 1987 and 1989 German
companies sold Iraq all the material it needed for another nuclear plant
capable of producing nuclear weapons. The program claims that the German
government authorised the sale. Kenneth Timmerman, author of "The Death
Lobby", says that it was also German technology which enabled the creation
of the toxic chemical gases Hussein dropped on the Kurdish village of
Halabja in 1988, killing 5,000 people. Mirage fighter jets from France were
used for the mission. Former Defence Minister Jean Pierre Chevenement says
Halabja "only took on importance in the 1990s. At the time no one said
anything yet the Americans knew all about it."
At the end of the Iran-Iraq war Timmerman claims that Iraq owed the French
the equivalent of 6 billion euros. With the end of the conflict Hussein
concentrated on repatriating thousands of Arab scientists and engineers
from all over the world and personally supervised their integration into
the Iraqi system.
Iraqi nuclear physicist Dr Khidhir Hamza fled Iraq in 1994. He claims that
at that time there were 12 000 people involved in researching nuclear
weaponry.
SADDAM'S FRIENDS is a French production.
http://www.sbs.com.au/whatson/index.php3?id=174
