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July 7, 2006

Iraq Was Hiding Chemical Weapons Facilities in 1999

Topics: Iraq

Although the conventional wisdom about Iraq's WMD programs is that they were moribund after the First Gulf War, and the hundreds of chemical weapons that have been found in Iraq are merely detritus which was most likely lost or forgotten by Saddam's government, that narrative flies in the face of a great deal of physical and documentary evidence. Now, a newly-translated Project Harmony document provides some of the most definitive evidence yet that Saddam's government continued its illicit weapons programs long after the conclusion of the Gulf War. The document is a letter from the Director of the Criminal Department, Na'man Ali Muhammad, to the Director of the Iraqi Intelligence Service, dated September 4, 1999 ...

Posted by Richard at July 7, 2006 1:37 PM

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