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(Weekly Standard)William Kristol - In closed testimony to members of Congress earlier this year, David Kay reported that Saddam Hussein's top scientists have been targeted for assassination. Terrorists and Baathists have killed nine prominent scientists since April 9, 2003. All those killed had worked in one way or another on Baathist weapons programs. All had been questioned by the Iraq Survey Group. There are other questions on the issue of Saddam Hussein's weapons capabilities that deserve answers: Where did the sarin nerve agent come from in the 155 millimeter shell found in Baghdad last week? How did Jordanian terrorists apparently obtain chemical weapons for the terrorist attack in Amman thwarted last month? 2004-05-25 00:00:00Full Article
Who is Killing Iraqi Weapons Scientists?
(Weekly Standard)William Kristol - In closed testimony to members of Congress earlier this year, David Kay reported that Saddam Hussein's top scientists have been targeted for assassination. Terrorists and Baathists have killed nine prominent scientists since April 9, 2003. All those killed had worked in one way or another on Baathist weapons programs. All had been questioned by the Iraq Survey Group. There are other questions on the issue of Saddam Hussein's weapons capabilities that deserve answers: Where did the sarin nerve agent come from in the 155 millimeter shell found in Baghdad last week? How did Jordanian terrorists apparently obtain chemical weapons for the terrorist attack in Amman thwarted last month? 2004-05-25 00:00:00Full Article
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