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In October 2001, ABC News broadcast highly inflammatory and false reports linking Saddam to the anthrax attacks. Who was behind those claims, and why has ABC not retracted its stories?
YES I KNOW!!! That was my point though!
Right after 9/11 all possibilities i.e. Saddam the source were considered!
But unlike YOU with the luxury of "HINDSIGHT"" most of us didn't know!
I for one wouldn't have been surprised if Saddam was behind the Anthrax attacks!
Yet most of you idiots that don't seem to have the humility to recognize right after 9/11 all bets were on Saddam.
After all this bastard had NO problem gassing his own people so why not the attack on 9/11 or the anthrax attacks!
But those of us who recognize that it is better to error on the side of safety state what is obvious... i.e. even though Saddam let 144,000 kids a year
starve because he wouldn't CERTIFY his WMDs destruction could NOT believe someone like Saddam would intentionally let 144,000 kids starve!
After 9-11, the Bush administration was looking for ANY excuse to blame Iraq
You have a right to an opinion. There is NO source to document that though.
Besides there were reasons to believe Saddam was behind 9/11, Anthrax attacks based on ALL the UN resolutions he ignored especially the
no-fly zone violations, the destruction of his OWN land... are you aware Scott Pelley called this a "Weapon of Mass Destruction"???
CBS Scott Pelley :
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It turns out Saddam Hussein did possess a weapon of mass destruction and he used it in a slaughter that few have heard of until now: after the Gulf War in 1991, the dictator spent untold millions on this weapon, designed to exterminate an ancient civilization called the "Ma'dan," also known as the "Marsh Arabs."
In a five-year project 90 percent of the marshes were drained - an area of more than 3,000 square miles.
"... the marsh dwellers were important elements in the uprising against Saddam Hussein’s regime. To end the rebellion, the regime implemented an intensive system of drainage and water diversion structures that desiccated over 90% of the marshes. The reed beds were also burned and poison introduced to the waters.
It is estimated that more than 500,000 were displaced, 95,000 of them to Iran, 300,000 internally displaced, and the remainder to other countries. By January 2003, the majority of the marshes were wastelands.
"As an engineer, I'm telling you, drying of the marshes is definitely not an easy task. It's a monumental engineering project," Alwash explained. "He put every piece of equipment available in Iraq under his control at the services of the projects needed to dry the marshes."
"Saddam was using water as a weapon?" Pelley asked.
"You know, the world was looking for weapons of mass destruction. And the evidence was right under its nose," Alwash.
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