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  • ...weapons systems."<ref>Keep Iraqi sanctions in place, by Sharif Ali Bin Al Hussein, Evening Standard, 19 January 2001.</ref>
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  • ...rcewatch [http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Saddam_Hussein Saddam Hussein]
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  • [[Abdullah II bin al-Hussein]] (born 20 January 1962) is the King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.<re
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  • ...On his death bed he passed the succession to his son, [[Abdullah II bin al-Hussein]].<ref>Judith Miller, [http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/bd [[Category:Jordan|bin Talal, Hussein]][[Category:Old Harrovians|bin Talal, Hussein]] [[Category:Royalty]]
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  • #redirect[[Mo Hussein]]
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  • ...cn.civilservice.gov.uk/recruitment/mohammed-senior-press-officer/ Mohammed Hussein], accessed 8 July 2015.</ref> [[Category:Special Advisers|Hussein, Mo]] [[Category:Fracking|Hussein, Mo]]
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  • ...on as one of many western companies which had been colluding with [[Saddam Hussein]]'s abuse of the UN's Oil for Food programme – assisting Saddam in fillin
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  • ...nt-venture companies, Iraqi expatriates, and Iraqis who lived under Saddam Hussein's dictatorship. It now employs about 100 people in its Baghdad headquarters ...009</ref> Peshmerga means 'ready to die' in Kurdish and they fought Saddam Hussein with the [[Patriotic Union of Kurdistan]]. According to Chatterjee part of
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  • ...gged into an Australian inquiry set up to probe illegal payments to Saddam Hussein’s regime under the ill-fated oil-for-food programme. ...so has large stakes in companies that stand to profit from the toppling of Hussein, such as the near-£100,000 investment in [[ConocoPhillips]], the US energy
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  • ...rs Dr Azahari Husin, 45, who went to Reading University, and Shamsul Bahri Hussein, 36, who read applied mechanics at Dundee. They are wanted in connection wi :According to the Sunday Times, Hussein was at Dundee in the 1980s. Exactly what connection his student days in Fif
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  • ...is was coupled with dire warnings of the potential terrorist threat Saddam Hussein might pose. He told the Press Association that “once hostilities have bro *Chapter 5 The Case of Saddam Hussein's terror against the Kurds and the International Response
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  • ...lly-stalin-or-saddam-hussein/17044 Is Sepp Blatter really Stalin or Saddam Hussein?], ''Spiked'', 8 June 2015.
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  • ...t, Arad argued that Iranian re-armament was primarily directed at [[Saddam Hussein]]. ..., Gen [[Tahsin Shurdum]], and Gen [[Ali Shukri]], military adviser to King Hussein.<ref>Israeli PM's adviser holds talks with officials in Jordan, will tour H
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  • ...' surrounding Iraq this turned out to be a botched job and neither Aziz or Hussein were killed. ...just another regime-run station. It mocked the US and… praised "Saddam Hussein's Iraq"'. By late February the tone had changed and according to BBC monit
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  • ...2003," counsels pro-Israel advocates to keep invoking the name of [[Saddam Hussein]], and to stress that Israel "was always behind American efforts to rid the
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  • ...2003," counsels pro-Israel advocates to keep invoking the name of [[Saddam Hussein]], and to stress that Israel "was always behind American efforts to rid the
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  • ...[[UN Foundation]] and [[UNICEF]]. She is wife of [[King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein]] Founder and Chair of the [[Jordan River Foundation]]. | [[Joseph Schoendo
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  • ...egy for Securing the Realm]]" paper which proposed the overthrow of Saddam Hussein as a step towards reshaping Israel's strategic environment.
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  • Roberts' 1988 film ''The Winds of Death'' uncovered key evidence of Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons against the Kurds.<ref>Chemists prove mustard gas ...This Week, Mr Roberts talked to Kurds who claimed Iraqi president [[Saddam Hussein]] had regularly visited the site, about 40 miles south of the Turkish borde
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  • ...s given that the US is pursuing a single demon: in the case of Iraq it was Hussein, in the case of Iran it is Ahmedinejad. The implication conveyed is that "
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  • ...Iraq to attack Iran (armed both sides intermittently), and then they gave Hussein a green light to attack Kuwait. So it is not up to the US-uk to determine t
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  • ...including a possible ground campaign; otherwise, the threat against Saddam Hussein is hollow?” ...that the world is a more dangerous place because we have got rid of Saddam Hussein. We who supported military action should have the confidence to take on and
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  • ...a coalition against the threat from his most dangerous accomplice, Saddam Hussein, and his weapons of mass destruction… <ref>Michael Gove, 'This is war, an
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  • ...and Kurds and performed "security services" for the Iraqi government until Hussein's government was overthrown by the US. The MEK did not resist the US invasi ...gh the MEK has carried out violent attacks on civilians, worked for Saddam Hussein's government for years,<ref name=AS>Anne Singleton, [http://www.iran-interl
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  • ...] | [[Algerim Kazkhanova]] | [[Max Kellett]] | [[Justin Kerr-Stevens]] | [[Hussein Khalil]] | [[James Kitchin]] | [[Yousef Al-Saraf]] | [[Sebastian Andersson] ...anova]] | [[Max Kellett]] | [[Yasmin Kemal]] | [[Justin Kerr-Stevens]] | [[Hussein Khalil]] | [[Richard King]] | [[Yezmina Kirplani]] | [[George Kyrke-Smith]]
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  • ...lly acting as an unregistered lobbyist of the Iraqi government of [[Saddam Hussein]].<ref>Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball Newsweek 19th January 2005 [http
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  • ...h Richard Perle and other noted neo-cons, called for the removal of Saddam Hussein in a 1996 round table report ''A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing t ...03/378fmxyz.asp leaked memo] written by Feith alleging ties between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda.) :"It seems unlikely that Feith will face time for the leaked
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  • ...between the failed pro-Nazi coup in Baghdad in 1941 and his protege Saddam Hussein. He will detail how the Abwehr's networks in the Middle East, including Ira ...ummit.org, have been poring over the secret archives captured from Saddam Hussein. The inescapable conclusion is this: Saddam really did have WMD after all,
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  • ...ain, destabilize, and roll-back" regional threats, help overthrow [[Saddam Hussein]], and strike "Syrian military targets in Lebanon" and possibly in Syria pr
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  • ...ntain, destabilize, and roll-back" regional threats, help overthrow Saddam Hussein, and strike "Syrian military targets in Lebanon" and possibly in Syria prop
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  • ...the Taliban as well as is special envoy to the Iraqi opposition to Saddam Hussein. Khalilzad has written about information warfare, and in 1996 (in pre-Talib
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  • ...pg Tweet], made at 28 Nov 2013 at 02:37; accessed on 28 Nov 2013 at 16:27; Hussein Ibish, [http://powerbase.info/images/e/ef/Ibishtweet2.jpg Tweet], made on 2
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  • ...prominent anti-war MP [[George Galloway]] of being in the pay of [[Saddam Hussein]], profiting from the oil-for-food programme and using the Mariam Appeal fo
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  • ...f the European community agree that we must confront the tyranny of Saddam Hussein and that the United Nations must now act," the foreign ministers declared o
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  • ...s he warned that he 'shared President George W Bush's concern that Saddam (Hussein) had weapons of mass destruction'.<ref>News, New York Mayor Rudolph Giulian
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  • ...-Muslim region" as "a haven for hatred and terrorist groups". He sees King Hussein of Jordan - a man who was on CIA payroll for many years, according to Jim H
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  • ...Iraq War to find evidence of operational ties between al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein as a justification for the invasion.<ref name=stirrings>Jim Lobe, [http://i
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  • ...Kissinger]], the [[Sultan of Oman]], Romania's [[Ion Illiescu]] and [[King Hussein of Jordan]]. The current chairman is [[Lord Lamont]], the former Tory chanc
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  • ...ly to motivate public support for war on Iraq was the perception of Saddam Hussein as an evil madman who even committed atrocities against his own people and
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  • ...a decisive role during the first Gulf war, demonising the regime of Saddam Hussein and justifying US intervention. It opened its pages to Iraqi opposition mov
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  • ...Foreign Office in 1989 when the British government was still giving Saddam Hussein almost anything he wanted, secretly and illegally, a year before Iraq invad
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  • ...e crucial to the Reagan and Bush administration's efforts to assist Saddam Hussein. While at the State Department, Eagleburger was fully aware of the link bet
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  • ...instead of it being on the terrorist list of the State Department. Saddam Hussein had supported the MEK for over 20 years and used them during the Iran-Iraq
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  • ...]], and wished for an "appearance in the media, even for five minutes," by Hussein that "would help explain Iraq to the American people." ...like the sort of country that deserved defending, even from a monster like Hussein. The tiny but super-rich state had been an independent nation for just a qu
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  • ...fellow at the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. King Hussein brought him closer to him in 1984, when he appointed him Minster of Court. *Political Adviser to King Hussein, 1988-1991
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  • HM Queen Noor of Jordan Established the Noor Al Hussein Foundation and the National Task Force for Children. Queen Noor serves on a
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  • ...unded] Iraqi National Congress opposition group during the reign of Saddam Hussein." [http://www.odwyerpr.com/members/0209bksh.htm]
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  • ...trine,"] [[PBS]] ''Frontline'', undated: "A war with Iraq to oust [[Saddam Hussein]] would be the first test case in the Bush administration's larger strategy
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  • Rendon's postwar work involved producing videos and radio skits ridiculing Hussein, a traveling photo exhibit of Iraqi atrocities, and radio scripts calling o
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  • ...it was hired by the CIA to help "create the conditions for the removal of Hussein from power." Working under this extraordinary transfer of secret authority, :After the war ended, the Top Secret order signed by President Bush to oust Hussein included a rare "lethal finding" -- meaning deadly action could be taken if
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  • ...ment for the purpose of fomenting the overthrow of Iraqi dictator [[Saddam Hussein]]. Between 1992 and 2004 the INC received more than a hundred million dolla ...from power". The hope was that members of the Iraqi military would turn on Hussein and stage a military coup. Because of the restrictions placed on the CIA as
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  • In February 2001, Sethna attacked [[Saddam Hussein]] in the Express for using UN oil-for-food money to fund Palestinians rathe
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  • ...to officials within the Bush administration who have been arguing that Mr. Hussein should be driven from power partly because of his unwillingness to stop mak
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  • ...gassing of the Kurds in long and vivid detail and strongly suggested that Hussein posed the same threat to the US and other nations. Goldberg also suggested ...joint control, with Al Qaeda operatives, over Ansar al-Islam; that Saddam Hussein hosted a senior leader of Al Qaeda in Baghdad in 1992; that a number of Al
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  • ...ith the task of convincing the US public of the potential threat of Saddam Hussein's alleged violations of international law in his refusal to cooperate with
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  • ...of Iraq, hosted a reception in Whitehall. To anyone who remembered Saddam Hussein's al-Anfal extermination campaign, her little party with the usual nibbles
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  • ...o challenged U.S. President [[George W. Bush]]’s assertion that [[Saddam Hussein]] was in possession of [[Yellowcake forgery|nuclear materials]]." <ref>'Top
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  • ...of feeding false information to the Bush administration regarding [[Saddam Hussein]]'s weapons programs (''New York Times'', 30 October, 2005). The INC's othe
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  • ...a PR front group designed to foment the overthrow of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.{{ref|2}}
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  • ...ia in order to find the weapons of mass destruction that he alleges Saddam Hussein smuggled there before the 2003 U.S.-led invasion. McInerney, a Fox News ana
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  • ...y MI6 from [[Tahir Jalil Habbush]]. According to this intelligence, Saddam Hussein had ended his nuclear programme in 1991 — the same year that he destroyed
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  • ...an force presence in the Gulf transcends the issue of the regime of Saddam Hussein<ref>Neil Mackay, [http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0915-01.htm Bush
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  • ...military|U.S. military]] in [[2003]] and [[2004]] to determine if [[Saddam Hussein]]'s regime had continued developing banned weapons. (See [[Iraq Survey Grou ...e 2003 war, as U.S. government officials were pushing the idea that Saddam Hussein was in possession of WMD, many people would direct [[reporter]]s toward Dav
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  • ...ase, I would not be surprised if there were a direct action against Saddam Hussein.'' Although a Middle East link has not been established, experts said this
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  • ...new Iraq Government" and for the "return of oil-rich Kirkuk, which Saddam Hussein had "Arabized" as the capital of the region, to Kurdistan." <ref>[http://ww
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  • ...mission of mercy to Iraq to fly home hostages who had been held by Saddam Hussein in 1991, Lord King is reported to have told Burnside and CEO [[Colin Marsha
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  • *[[Mo Hussein]] at [[Decc]] and then the [[Home Office]] from 2016
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  • ...blished a series of allegations about MP George Galloway's links to Saddam Hussein's former regime in Iraq. The story was based on documents, purportedly unco ...citors said the Glasgow Kelvin MP had never received any money from Saddam Hussein's regime." <ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/2968549.stm Gallowa
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  • ...ein_dictateur_sanguinaire_et_ambigu.html Le destin shakespearien de Saddam Hussein, dictateur sanguinaire et ambigu, par Gérard Chaliand], op-ed in ''[[Le Fi
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  • ...nts a number of areas in which Scheuer believed Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein cooperated. [http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Michael_Scheuer] ...e showing that there was, in fact, a working relationship between [[Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda|Saddam and al Qaeda]]. That evidence directly contradicted his
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  • ...t English-language newspaper to be set up in Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein.
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  • *[[Khurshid Ahmad]] (Pakistan); [[Hussein Saleh Al-Shahristani]] (Iraq); [[Scott Atran]] (USA); [[Diego Buriot]] (Fra
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  • ...ted by the BBC World Service Trust immediately after the fall of the Sadan Hussein's regime found that most but not all of the media infrastructure in Iraq ha
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  • ...on its nuclear, chemical or biological weapons? How can the US call Saddam Hussein a war criminal, when it won't accept the jurisdiction of an international c
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  • ...of Stockwell Green Mosque had suggested that the increasingly radicalised Hussein and others were attempting to take control of the mosque similar to what ha
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  • ...e of a BBC news report questioning the Government’s claims that [[Saddam Hussein]] had an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction, which could be deployed wi
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  • ...powerbase.info</ref> He was arguably proven correct. In 1990, after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait, the US bombed Iraq in the Gulf War and in 2003 the US
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  • ...world. 1993: married King [[Abdullah II bin al-Hussein|Abdullah II bin Al Hussein]], then Prince; following marriage, channelled energies behind initiatives
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  • *30. "From the very beginning, there was a conviction that Saddam Hussein was a bad person and that he needed to go." Saddam's removal is the first i *14. Colin Powell, on a visit to Egypt, says that Saddam Hussein "has not developed any significant capability with respect to weapons of ma
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  • ...el Oatley - who was in charge of the company's investigation into [[Saddam Hussein]]'s secret stash of funds - sees a bright future ahead.<ref>NOW, THE SPY WH
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  • ...nd of point of view which says the world would be a better place if Saddam Hussein was in power. <ref>Jane Thynne, '[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/r
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  • ...nts of the state-sponsored General Federation of Trade Unions under Saddam Hussein. This agreement, brokered by the International Confederation of Arab Trade
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  • ...n Iraqi exile who saw her family and friends perish at the hands of Saddam Hussein begged Britain not to desert Iraq.
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  • ...talian press reported CIA involvement in producing the story that [[Saddam Hussein]] was sourcing uranium from Niger, the [[Mitrokhin Commission]] claimed the
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  • ...January State of the Union speech of the allegation that [[Saddam Hussein|Hussein]] had been seeking uranium from Niger.<ref>[http://www.washingtonpost.com/w
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  • ...tegration of originally Kurdish areas confiscated and arabized by [[Saddam Hussein]] regime, which includes Kirkuk, Mosul, Khanaqin, Mendeli, Zurbaniya, Makhm
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  • ...Penguin Books, 2007, p.217.</ref> Husain himself took the view that Saddam Hussein had effectively invited invasion ‘by playing cat and mouse games with Uni
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  • ...publishing the work of journalists who pushed disproved claims that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction and that Iraq posed a threat to the w
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  • ...cial Tribunal, (Regime War Crimes, the body tasked with prosecuting Saddam Hussein and his senior cadre of officials) and then formulated recommendations for
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  • ...reports reached western intelligence agencies, including MI6, that Saddam Hussein had been trying to buy uranium ore, known as yellowcake, from Niger. The ag
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  • ...peated memos challenging the veracity of informants who were saying Saddam Hussein got uranium from Niger went ignored.<ref>[http://public.cq.com/docs/hs/hsne
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  • ...sentenced to death in absentia for allegedly trying to undermine [[Saddam Hussein]]. He later moved to Syria and then Germany.<ref>[http://www.iht.com/articl
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  • ...lead. Wohlstetter and Lewis expected that after the depredations of Saddam Hussein, Chalabi and his exile organization, the [[Iraqi National Congress]] (INC), ...ncil under President [[George H. W. Bush]]) formulating plans to overthrow Hussein militarily. Their vehicle for convincing the public that regime change in I
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  • ...senior Bush administration officials, connected Iraq and Al Qaeda, Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. <ref>James Risen, 'How Pair's Finding on Terror Led to ...ose analysts had consistently found no credible links between Al Qaeda and Hussein’<ref>Bamford, 2004: 289.</ref> Rumsfeld acknowledged as much in an Octobe
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  • The essay gathers together Gadaffi, Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein in other fictitious demonizing scenarios</ref>Other written works include:
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  • ...conflated separate conversations; one about the problems of reading Saddam Hussein's intentions, an issue which is dealt with in the Butler report, and one ab
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  • ...2, 2000, pages 21-26.</ref>. Coughlin also printed a story linking Saddam Hussein with Al-Qaeda and he has published articles on Iran using "unnamed and untr ...ished details of a document which purported to prove a link between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda.
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  • ...House ordered the CIA to plant a forged letter in the media linking Saddam Hussein to Al-Qaeda. Shortly after the book's publication, the White House released
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  • ...ng a forged letter, on the orders of the White House, that linked [[Saddam Hussein]] to [[Al Qaeda]].<ref>[http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0808/12308.htm ...gainst Iraq, specifically assertions the United States made about [[Saddam Hussein]]'s purported possession of weapons of mass destruction, and with respect t
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  • ...y Telegraph]] of a document which purported to prove a link between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda. ...ver the past decade in unsuccessful efforts to incite coups against Saddam Hussein."<ref>[http://www.salon.com/opinion/conason/2008/08/08/suskind/ New evidenc
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  • ...aqi intelligence in 1999, shortly after an assassination attempt on [[Uday Hussein]] which may have been related to the death of his predecessor.<ref>Death of ...ards produced by the US in April 2003 featuring wanted members of [[Saddam Hussein]]'s regime.<ref>Who's Who in Iraqi Most Wanted Deck, Associated Press Onlin
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  • *[[Mo Hussein]] - appointed special advised to [[Amber Rudd]] in May 2015. Former senior
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  • ...ut having to resort to external regime change as in the takedown on Saddam Hussein in Iraq.<ref>Raymond Tanter, [http://www.meforum.org/2611/people-power-iran
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  • ...eader Yasser Arafat, Osama bin Laden and the former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein as part of a common threat in a bid, according to journalist Jim Lobe 'to a ...o are hated as 'infidels',' the voice continues as the camera shows Saddam Hussein addressing a crowd.
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