The defector's secrets

Article Abstract:

Hussein Kamel, a son-in-law of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and the man who ran Iraq's missile, nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs for ten years, told UN weapons inspectors, the CIA and UK intelligence officials in 1995 that after the Gulf War of 1991, Iraq had destroyed all of its biological and chemical weapons and the missiles that could carry them. Kamel had defected from Iraq, and hoped the US would back his dream of replacing Saddam as Iraqi leader. When this did not happen, Kamel returned to Iraq and was executed.

Personalities, Death of, Defectors, Kamel, Hussein

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Saddam's secrets

Article Abstract:

Saddam Hussein's scientists who are in the United States custody insist that the weapons of mass destruction were destroyed years ago and nothing more was ever produced is reported. The search for more clues continues and the finding of relevant destruction documents is discussed.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Scientists, Company legal issue, Investigations, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Weapons of mass destruction, Hussein, Saddam

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The Abu Ghraib scandal cover-up

Article Abstract:

The Abu Ghraib atrocities are discussed. Bush continues to cover-up the incidents by downsizing the events.

Public affairs, Reports, Political activity, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Bush, George W., Atrocities, Prisoner abuse, Iraq Prisoner Abuse Scandal, 2004

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