UN Oil for Food Program corruption - UN Asst Sec Gen possi..

The UN Asst. Secretary General, as well as officials from France, Germany
and Russia received payoffs from Saddam according to this Wall Street
Journal story that ran on Tuesday.

It looks like we now know why some countries and the UN administrators
fought so hard against invading Iraq.

This has the potential of being the story of the year as it continues to
unfold.

Therese Raphael, the author of the Wall Street Journal article, was
interviewed on Fox and promised that this is only the tip of the iceberg and
more is soon to come.

http://www.puk.org/web/htm/news/nws/news040211b.html

Sorry for not prefacing the subject title with OT. Brain fart on my part.


"Jim--" <notme.RemoveThis@notme.com> wrote in message
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 > The UN Asst. Secretary General, as well as officials from France, Germany
 > and Russia received payoffs from Saddam according to this Wall Street
 > Journal story that ran on Tuesday.
 >
 > It looks like we now know why some countries and the UN administrators
 > fought so hard against invading Iraq.
 >
 > This has the potential of being the story of the year as it continues to
 > unfold.
 >
 > Therese Raphael, the author of the Wall Street Journal article, was
 > interviewed on Fox and promised that this is only the tip of the iceberg
and
 > more is soon to come.
 >
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