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On
March 30, an AP photo featured an American pro-war activist holding a sign:
"Nuke the evil scum, it worked in 1945!" That's exactly what George
Bush has done. America's
mega-billion dollar war in Iraq has been indeed a
NUCLEAR WAR.
Bush-Cheney
have delivered upon 17 million Iraqis tons of depleted uranium (DU) weapons,
a "liberation" gift that will keep on giving. Depleted uranium is a
component of toxic nuclear waste, usually stored at secure sites. Handlers
need radiation protection gear.
Over
a decade ago, war-makers decided to incorporate this lethal waste into much
of the Pentagon's weaponry. Navy ships carrying Phalanx rapid fire guns are
capable of firing thousands of DU rounds per minute.1 Tomahawk missiles launched
from U.S. ships and subs are DU-tipped.2 The M1 Abrams tanks are armored with
DU.3 These and British Challenger II tanks are tightly packed with DU shells,
which continually irradiate troops in or near them.4 The A-10 "tank
buster" aircraft fires DU shells at machines and people on the
battlefield.5
DU
munitions are classified by a United Nations resolution as illegal weapons of
mass destruction. Their use breaches all international laws, treaties and
conventions forbidding poisoned weapons calculated to cause unnecessary
suffering.
Ironically,
support for our troops will extend well beyond the war in Iraq. Americans
will be supporting Gulf War II veterans for years as they slowly and
painfully succumb to radiation poisoning. U.S and British troops deployed to
the area are the walking dead. Humans and animals, friends and foes in the
fallout zone are destined to a long downhill spiral of chronic illness and
disability. Kidney dysfunction, lung damage, bloody stools, extreme fatigue,
joint pain, unsteady gait, memory loss and rashes and, ultimately, cancer and
premature death await those exposed to DU.
Award-winning
journalist Will Thomas wrote: "As the last Gulf conflict so savagely
demonstrated, GI immune systems reeling from multiple doses of experimental
vaccines offer little defense against further exposure to chemical weapons,
industrial toxins, stress, caffeine, insect repellent and radiation leftover
from the last war. This is a war even the victors will lose."6
When
a DU shell is fired, it ignites upon impact. Uranium, plus traces of
plutonium and americium, vaporize into tiny, ceramic particles of radioactive
dust. Once inhaled, uranium oxides lodge in the body and emit radiation
indefinitely. A single particle of DU lodged in a lymph node can devastate
the entire immune system according to British radiation expert Roger
Coghill.7
The
Royal Society of England published data showing that battlefield soldiers who
inhale or swallow high levels of DU can suffer kidney failure within days.8
Any soldier now in Iraq who has not inhaled lethal radioactive dust is not
breathing. In the first two weeks of combat, 700 Tomahawks, at a cost of $1.3
million each, blasted Iraqi real estate into radioactive mushroom clouds.9
Millions of DU tank rounds liter the terrain. Cleanup is impossible because
there is no place on the planet to put so much contaminated debris.
Bush
Sr.'s Gulf War I was also a nuclear war. 320 tons of depleted uranium were
used against Iraq in 1991.10 A 1998 report by the U.S. Agency for Toxic
Substances confirms that inhaling DU causes symptoms identical to those
claimed by many sick vets with Gulf War Syndrome.11 The Gulf War Veterans
Association reports that at least 300,000 Gulf War I vets have now developed
incapacitating illnesses.12 To date, 209,000 vets have filed claims for
disability benefits based on service-connected injuries and illnesses from
combat in that war.13
Dr.
Asaf Durakovic, a professor of nuclear medicine at Georgetown University, is
a former army medical expert. He told nuclear scientists in Paris last year
that tens of thousands of sick British and American soldiers are now dying
from radiation they encountered during Gulf War I. He found that 62 percent
of sick vets tested have uranium isotopes in their organs, bones, brains and
urine.14 Laboratories in Switzerland and Finland corroborated his findings.
In
other studies, some sick vets were found to be expressing uranium in even
their semen. Their sexual partners often complained of a burning sensation
during intercourse, followed by their own debilitating illnesses.15
Nothing
compares to the astronomical cancer rates and birth defects suffered by the
Iraqi people who have endured vicious nuclear chastisement for years.16 U.S.
air attacks against Iraq since 1993 have undoubtedly employed nuclear
munitions. Pictures of grotesquely deformed Iraqi infants born since 1991 are
overwhelming.17 Like those born to Gulf War I vets, many babies born to
troops now in Iraq will also be afflicted with hideous deformities,
neurological damage and/or blood and respiratory disorders.18
As
an Army health physicist, Dr. Doug Rokke was dispatched to the Middle East to
salvage DU-contaminated tanks after Gulf War I. His Geiger counters revealed
that the war zones of Iraq and Kuwait were contaminated with up to 300
millirems an hour in beta and gamma radiation plus thousands to millions of
counts per minute in alpha radiation. Rokke recently told the media:
"The whole area is still trashed. It is hotter than heck over there
still. This stuff doesn't go away."19
DU
remains "hot" for 4.5 billion years. Radiation expert Dr. Helen
Caldicott confirms that the dust-laden winds of DU-contaminated war zones
"will remain effectively radioactive for the rest of time."20 The
murderous dust storms which ensnared coalition troops during the first few
days of the current invasion are sure to have significant health
consequences.
Rokke
and his clean-up team were issued only flimsy dust masks for their dangerous
work. Of the 100 people on Rokke's decontamination team, 30 have already
"dropped dead." Rokke himself is ill with radiation damage to lungs
and kidneys. He has brain lesions, skin pustules, chronic fatigue, continual
wheezing and painful fibromyalgia. Rokke warns that anyone exposed to DU
should have adequate respiratory protection and special coveralls to protect
their clothing because, he says, you can't get uranium particles off your
clothing.
The
U.S. military insists that DU on the battlefield is not a problem. Colonel
James Naughton of the U.S. Army Material Command recently told the BBC that
complaints about DU "had no medical basis."21 The military's own
documents belie this. A 1993 Pentagon document warned that "when
soldiers inhale or ingest DU dust they incur a potential increase in cancer
risk."22 A U.S. Army training manual requires anyone who comes within 25
meters of DU-contaminated equipment to wear respiratory and skin
protection.23 The U.S. Army Environmental Policy Institute admitted: "If
DU enters the body, it has the potential to generate significant medical
consequences."24 The Institute also stated that, if the troops were to
realize what they had been exposed to, "the financial implications of
long-term disability payments and healthcare costs would be
excessive."25 For pragmatic reasons, DOD chooses to lie and deny.
Dr.
Rokke confirms that the Pentagon lies about DU dangers and is criminally
negligent for neglecting medical attention needed by DU-contaminated vets. He
predicts that the numbers of American troops to be sickened by DU from Gulf
War II will be staggering.26 As they gradually sicken and suffer a slow burn
to their graves, the Pentagon will, as it did after Gulf War I, deny that
their misery and death is a result of their tour in Iraq.
Dr.
Rokke's candor has cost him his career. Likewise, Dr. Durakovic's radiation
studies on Gulf War I vets were not popular with U.S. officials. Dr.
Durakovic was reportedly told his life was in danger if he continued his
research. He left the U.S. to continue his research abroad.27
Naive
young coalition soldiers now in Iraq are likely unaware of how deadly their
battlefield environment is. Gulf War I troops were kept in ignorance.
Soldiers handled DU fragments and some wore these lethal nuggets around their
necks. A DU projectile emits more radiation in five hours than allowed in an
entire year under civilian radiation exposure standards. "We didn't know
any better," Kris Kornkven told Nation magazine. "We didn't find
out until long after we were home that there even was such a thing as
DU."28
George
Bush's ongoing war in Afghanistan is also a nuclear war. Shortly after 9-11,
the U.S. announced it would stockpile tactical nuclear weapons including
small neutron bombs, nuclear mines and shells suited to commando warfare in
Afghanistan.29 In late September, 2001, Bush and Russian president Vladimir
Putin agreed that the U.S. would use tactical nuclear weapons in Afghanistan
while Putin would employ nuclear weapons against the Chechnyans.30
Describing
the Pentagon's B-61-11 burrowing nuke bomb, George Smith writes in the
Village Voice: "Built ram tough with a heavy metal casing for smashing
through the earth and concrete, the B-61 explodes with the force of an
estimated 340,000 tons of TNT. It is lots of bang for the buck, literally two
apocalypse bombs in one, a boosted plutonium firecracker called the primary
and a heavy hydrogen secondary for that good old-fashioned H-bomb
fireball."31
Drought-stricken
Afghanistan's underground water supply is now contaminated by these nuclear
weapons.32 Experts with the Uranium Medical Research Center report that urine
samples of Afghanis show the highest level of uranium ever recorded in a
civilian population. Afghani soldiers and civilians are reported to have died
after suffering intractable vomiting, severe respiratory problems, internal
bleeding and other symptoms consistent with radiation poisoning. Dead birds
still perched in trees are found partially melted with blood oozing from their
mouths.33
Afghanistan's
new president, Hamid Karzai, is a puppet installed by Washington. Under the
protection of American soldiers, Karzai's regime is setting a new record for
opium production. Both UN and U.S. reports confirm that the huge Afghani opium
harvest of 2002 makes Afghanistan the world's leading opium producer.34
Thanks to nuclear weapons, Afghanistan is now safe for the Bush-Cheney
narcotics industry.35 ABC News asserts that keeping the "peace" in
Afghanistan will require decades of allied occupation.36 For years to come,
"peacekeepers" will be eating, drinking and breathing the
"hot" carcinogenic pollution they have helped the Pentagon inflict
upon that nation for organized crime.
As
governor of Arkansas during the Iran-Contra era, Bill Clinton laundered
$multi-millions in cocaine profits for then vice-president George Bush Sr.37
As a partner in the Bush family's notorious crime machine, President Clinton
committed U.S. troops to NATO's campaign in the Balkans, a prime heroin
production and trans-shipment area. DOD's campaign to control and reorganize
the drug trade there for the Bush mafia was yet another nuclear project.
For
years, the U.S. and NATO fired DU missiles, bullets and shells across the
Balkans, nuking the peoples of Serbia, Bosnia and Kosovo. As DU munitions
were slammed into chemical plants, the environment became hideously toxic,
also endangering the peoples of Albania, Macedonia, Greece, Italy, Austria
and Hungary. By 1999, UN investigators reported that an estimated 12 tons of
DU had caused irreparable damage to the Yugoslavian environment, with
agriculture, livestock and air water, and public health all profoundly
damaged.38
Scientists
confirm that citizens of the Balkans are excreting uranium in their urine.39
In 2001, a Yugoslavian pathologist reported that hundreds of Bosnians have
died of cancer from NATO's DU bombardment.40 Many NATO peacekeepers in the
Balkans now suffer ill health. Their leukemias, cancers and other maladies
are dubbed the "Balkans Syndrome." Richard Coghill predicts that DU
weapons used in Balkans campaign will result in at least 10,000 cases of
fatal cancer.41
U.S.
citizens at home are also paying a heavy price for criminal militarism gone
mad. DOD is a pollution monster. The General Accounting Office (GAO) found
9,181 dangerous military sites in USA that will require $billions to
rehabilitate. The GAO reports that DOD has been both slothful and deceitful
in its clean-up obligations.42 The Pentagon is now pressing Congress to
exempt it from all environmental laws so that it may pollute and poison free
from liability.43
The
Navy uses prime fishing grounds off the coast of Washington state to test
fire DU ammunition. In January, Washington State Rep. Jim McDermott chastised
the Navy: "On one hand you have required soldiers to have DU safety
training and to wear protective gear when handling DU...and submarines must
stay clear of DU-contaminated waters. These policies indicate there is cause
for concern....On the other hand the Department of Defense has repeatedly
denied that DU poses any danger whatsoever. There has been no remorse about
leaving tons of DU equipment in the soil in foreign countries, and there
appears to be no remorse about leaving it in the waters of your own country."44
DU
has been used in military practice maneuvers in Indiana, Florida, New Mexico,
Massachusetts, Maryland and Puerto Rico. After the Navy tested DU weaponry on
the Puerto Rican island of Vieques, one third of the island's population
developed serious illness. Many people show high levels of uranium in their
bodies. Hundreds have filed a class action suit against the Navy for $100
million, claiming DU contamination has caused widespread cancers.45
The
Navy's Fallon Naval Air Station near Fallon, Nevada, is a quagmire of 26
toxic waste sites. It is also a target practice zone for DU bombs and
missiles. Area residents report bizarre illnesses, including 17 children who
have contracted leukemia within five years. A survey of groundwater in the
Fallon area showed nearly half of area wells are contaminated with
radioactive materials.46
The
materials for DU weaponry have been processed mainly at three nuclear plants
in Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee, where workers handling uranium contaminated
with plutonium have suffered for decades with cancers and debilitating
maladies similar to Gulf War Syndrome.47
Emboldened
by power-grabbing successes made possible by his administration's devious
9-11 project, President Bush asserts that the U.S. has the right to attack
any nation it deems a potential threat. He told West Point in 2002, "If
we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too
long."48 Thus, it is certain that Bush-Cheney future pre-emptive nuclear
wars are lined up like idling jetson a runway. Both Cheney's Halliburton
Corp. and the Bush family's Carlyle Group are profiteers in U.S. defense
contracts, so endless war is just good business.49
The
Washington Post reported that the Pentagon will create special nuclear
weapons for use on North Korea's underground nuclear facilities.50 Next
August, U.S. war makers will meet to consolidate plans for a new generation
of "mini," "micro" and "tiny" nuclear bombs and
bunker busters. These will be added to the U.S. arsenal perhaps for use against
non-nuclear third-world nations such as Iran, Syria, Lebanon.51
The
solution? Americans must stop electing ruthless criminals to rule this
nation. We must convince fellow citizens that villains like Saddam Hussein
are made in the U.S. as rationale for endless corporate war profits. Saddam
was placed in power by the CIA.52 For years U.S. government agencies, under
auspices of George Bush Sr., supplied him with chemical and biological
weapons.53 Our national nuclear laboratories, along with Unisys, Dupont and
Hewlett-Packard, sold Saddam materials for his nuclear program.54 Dick Cheney
was CEO of Halliburton in the late 90s when its subsidiaries signed $73
million in new contracts to further supply Saddam.55 The wicked villain of
Iraq was nurtured for decades as a cash-cow by U.S. military-industrial
piranhas.
If
America truly supports its troops, it must stop sending them into nuclear
holocaust for the enrichment of thugs. Time is running out. If the DU-maniacs
at the Pentagon and their coven of nuclear arms peddlers are not harnessed,
America will have no able-bodied fighting forces left. All people of the
earth will become grossly ill, hideously deformed and short- lived. We must
succeed in the critical imperative to face reality and act decisively. Should
we fail, there will be no place to hide from Bush-Cheney's merciless nuclear
orgies yet to come or from the inevitable nuclear retaliation these orgies
will surely breed.
Endnotes
1."DOD
Launches Depleted Uranium Training," Linda Kozaryn, American Forces
Press Service, 8-13-99.
2."Nukes
of the Gulf War,"John Shirley, Zess@aol.com. See this article in
archives at www.gulfwarvets.com.
3.
BBC News, "US To Use Depleted Uranium," March 18, 2003; U.S.
General Accounting Office, Operation Desert Storm: "Early Performance
Assessment of Bradley and Abrams," 1-2-92.
4."Nukes
of the Gulf War," op. cit.
5.
Ibid.
6.
"Invading Hiroshima," William Thomas, 2-4-2003, www.willthomas.net
7.
"US Shells Leave Lethal Legacy," Toronto Star, July 31, 1999; also
"Radiation Tests for Peacekeepers in the Balkans Exposed to Depleted
Uranium," www.telegraph.co.uk, 12-31-02.
8.
"Depleted Uranium May Stop Kidneys In Days," Rob Edwards, New
Scientist.com, 3-12-02; also "Uranium Weapons Too Hot to Handle,"
Rob Edwards, New Scientist.co.uk, 6-9-99.
9.
"Navy Seeks Cash for More Tomahawks," David Rennie in Washington,
Telegraph Group Limited, 1-4-03, news.telegraph.co.uk.
10.
"Going Nuclear in Iraq--DU Cancers Mount Daily," Ramzi Kysia, CounterPunch.org,
12-31-01.
11."Depleted
Uranium Symptoms Match US Report As Fears Spread," Peter Beaumont, The
Observer (UK) 1-14-01, www.guardianlimited.co.uk.
12.
"Gulf War Illnesses Affect 300,000 Vets," Ellen Tomson, Pioneer
Press, www.pioneerplanet.com. See also American Gulf War Veterans Association
at www.gulfwarvets.com.
13.
"2 of Every 5 Gulf War Vets Are On Disability: 209,000 Make VA
Claims," World Net Daily, 1-28-03, WorldNetDaily.com.
14.
"Research on Sick Gulf Vets Revisited, "New York Times, 1-29-01;
"Tests Show Gulf War Victims Have Uranium Poisoning," Jonathon
Carr-Brown and Martin Meissonnier, The Sunday Times (UK) 9-3-02.
15.
"Catastrophe: Ill Gulf Vets Contaminated Partners With DU," The
Halifax Herald Limited, Clare Mellor, 2-09-01. This article is available in
archives at www.rense.com.
16.
"Iraqi Cancer, Birth Defects Blamed on US Depleted Uranium,"
Seattle Post- Intelligencer, 11-12-02; "US Depleted Uranium Yields
Chamber of Horrors in Southern Iraq, Andy Kershaw, The Independent (London)
12-4-01.
17.
"The Environmental and Human Health Impacts of the Gulf War Region with
Special References to Iraq," Ross Mirkarimi, The Arms Control Research
Centre, May 1992. See also Gulf War Syndrome Birth Defects in Iraq at www.web-light.nl/VISIE/extremedeformities.html.
18.
"The Tiny Victims of Desert Storm, Has Our Country Abandoned
Them?," Life Magazine, November 1995; "Birth Defects Killing Gulf
War Babies," Los Angeles Times, 11-14-94; "Depleted Uranium, The
Lingering Poison," Alex Kirby, BBC News Online, 6-7-99.
19.
"Depleted Uranium, A Killer Disaster," Travis Dunn, Disaster
News.net, 12-29-02.
20.
San Francisco Chronicle, 10-10-02.
21.
"US To Use Depleted Uranium," BBC News, 3-18-03.
22.
"Depleted Uranium Symptoms Match US Report As Fears Spread," Peter
Beaumont, The Observer (UK) 1-14-01.
23.
"Iraqi Cancer, Birth Defects Blamed on US Depleted Uranium,"
Seattle Post- Intelligencer, 11-12-02.
24.
"US To Use Depleted Uranium," BBC News, 3-18-03.
25.
US Army Environmental Policy Institute: Health and Environmental Consequences
of Depleted Uranium in the U.S. Army, Technical Report, June 1995.
26.
"Pentagon Depleted Uranium No Health Risk," Dr. Doug Rokke,
3-15-03; also "The Terrible, Tragic Toll of Depleted Uranium,"
Address by Dr. Rokke before congressional leaders in Washington,
D.C.,12-30-02; also "Gulf War Casualties," Dr. Doug Rokke,
www.traprockpeace.org. 9-30-02.
27."Tests
Show Gulf War Victims Have Uranium Poisoning," Sunday Times (UK),
Jonathon Carr-Brown and Martin Meissonnier, 9-3-00.
28.
"The Pentagon's Radioactive Bullet: An Investigative Report," Bill
Mesler, The Nation, 5-28-99, see www.thenation.com/
issue/961021/1021mesl.htm.
29.
"Tactical Nukes Deployed In Afghanistan," World Net Daily, 10-7-01.
30. Ibid.
31.
"The B-61 Bomb,The Burrowing Nuke" George Smith,VillageVoice.com
12-29-02.; also "Bunker-busting US Tactical Nuclear Bombs, Nowhere to
Hide," Kennedy Grey, Wired.com, 10-9-01.
32."Perpetual
Death From America," Mohammed Daud Miraki, Afghan-American Interviews,
2-24-03; also "Dying of Thirst," Fred Pearce, New Scientist,
11-17-2001.
33.
Ibid.
34.
"Afghanistan Displaces Myanmar as Top Heroin Producer," Agence
France-Presse, 3-01-03. This article is at www.copvcia.com.;also "Opium
Trade Flourishing In the `New Afghanistan,'" Reuters, 3-3-03.
35.
"The Bush-Cheney Drug Empire," Michael C. Ruppert, Nexus Magazine,
February-March 2000; The Politics of Heroin: CIA Complicity in the Global
Drug Trade, Alfred W. McCoy, Lawrence Hill & Co., revised edition due May
2003; Drugging of America, Rodney Stich, Diablo Western Press, 1999;
"Blood for Oil, Drugs for Arms," Bob Djurdjevic, Truth In Media,
April 2000, www.truthinmedia.org. 36. ABC News, February 27, 2003.
37.
Compromised, Clinton Bush and the CIA, Terry Reed and John Cummings, S.P.I.
Books, 1994; The Clinton Chronicles and The Mena Cover-up, Citizens for
Honest Government, 1996; "The Crimes of Mena, Grey Money," Ozark
Gazette, 1995 (see www.copvcia.com.)
38.
"Damage to Yugoslav Environment is Immense, Says a UN Report," Bob
Djurdjevic, 7-4-99, truthinmedia.org. This report was submitted to the UN
Security Council on June 9, 1999; also, "New Depleted Uranium Study
Shows Clear Damage," BBC News,8-28-99; also "NATO Issued Warning
About Toxic Ammo," Associated Press, 01-08-01.
39.
CounterPunch.org, 12-28-01.
40.
"Hundreds Died of Cancer After DU Bombing--Doctor," Reuters,
1-13-01.
41."Depleted
Uranium Threatens Balkan Cancer Epidemic," BBC News, 7-30-99.
42.
"Many Defense Sites Still Hazardous," Associated Press, 9-24-02;
also Old US Weapons Called Hidden Danger, Los Angeles Times, 11-25-02.
43.
"Pentagon Seeks Freedom to Pollute Land, Air and Sea," Andrew
Gumbel in L.A., 3-13-03, Independent Digital (UK) Ltd.
44.
"Radioactive DU Ammo Is Tested in Fish Areas," Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, 1-11-03; Letter from Rep. McDermott to Department of the
Navy: see "Navy Fired DU Rounds Into Waters Off Coast of
Washington," 1-20-03, rense.com.
45."Cancer
Rates Soar From US Military Use of DU On `Enchanted Island,'"
www.telegraph.co.uk, 2-5-01; also "Navy Shells With Depleted Uranium
Fired in Puerto Rico," Fox News Online, 5-28-99.
46.
"The Fallon, NV Cancer Cluster And a US Navy Bombing," Jeffrey St.
Clair, CounterPunch.org, 8-10-02.
47.
"DU Shells Are Made of A Potentially Lethal Cocktail of Nuclear
Waste," Jonathon Carr-Brown, www.sunday-times.co.uk, 1-22-01.
48.
"Preventative War Sets Perilous Precedent," Helen Thomas, Hearst
Newspapers, 3-20-03.
49.
PIGS at the Trough, Arriana Huffington, Random House, 2003 (New York Times
best seller.); also "The Best Enemies Money Can Buy, From Hitler to
Saddam Hussein to Osama bin Laden Insider Connections and the Bush Family's Partnership
With Killers of Americans;" Mike Ruppert, From the Wilderness,10-10-01;
also "Bush Sr.'s Carlyle Group Gets Fat on War and Conflict," Jamie
Doward, The Observer (UK), 3-25-03; also "Halliburton Wins Contract for
Iraq Oil Firefighting, Reuters, 3-7-03; also "Cashing In-Fortunes in
Profits Await Bush Circle After Iraq War, Andrew Gumbel, The Independent
(London) 9-15-02; also "War Could Be Big Business for Halliburton,"
Reuters, 3-23-03.
50.
"Pentagon Seeks a Nuclear Digger," Washington Post, March 10, 2003.
51.
"Remember: Bush Planed Iraq War Before Taking Office," Neil Mackay,
The Sunday Herald (UK) 3-27-03; also "US Mini-Nukes Alarm
Scientists," The Guardian (UK) 4-18-01; also "US Nuclear
First-Strike Plan--It Keeps Getting Scarier, Jeffrey Steinberg, Executive
Intelligence Review, 2-24-03.
52.
Wall Street Journal, 8-16-90: The CIA supported the Baath Party and installed
Hussein as Iraqi dictator in 1968.
53.
"United States Dual-Use Exports to Iraq and Their Impact on the Health of
Persian Gulf War Veterans," Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and
Urban Affairs, 1992, 1994; "U.S. Had Key Role in Iraq Buildup,"
Washington Post, 12-30-02.
54.
"US Government, 24 US Corps Illegally Helped Iraq Build Its WMD,"
Hugh Williamson in Berlin, Financial Times, 12-19-02; "Full List of US
Weapons Suppliers To Iraq," Anu de Monterice, coachanu@earthlink.net,
12-19-02.
55.
Huffington, op. cit.
Amy
Worthington is a reporter for The Idaho Observer Observer@coldreams.com
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