[Culturechat] Re: [Idyllchat] Untours

Wed, 26 Feb 2003 11:30:36 EST

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60 Minutes had just about the scariest interview I have yet seen.  It was 
with the former head of Saddam's nuclear program.  He was imprisoned and 
tortured for failing to agree to help build a nuclear weapon.  He escaped 
during the bombing of Baghdad.   He stated that Saddam routinely tortures the 
children of prisoners to get information or some kind action (building WMD).

He said that his biggest fear was that Saddam would create a circle of death 
around Baghdad with chemical weapons.  He believes that Saddam is perfectly 
willing to kill hundreds of thousands of his own people in order to maintain 
his hold on power.  I just hope that the Iraqi officers refuse to carry out 
the orders.  

J. Brown

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<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=3D"#ffffff">60 Minutes had just about the scariest interview I have yet seen.=
&nbsp; It was with the former head of Saddam's nuclear program.&nbsp; He was=
 imprisoned and tortured for failing to agree to help build a nuclear weapon=
.&nbsp; He escaped during the bombing of Baghdad.&nbsp;&nbsp; He stated that=
 Saddam routinely tortures the children of prisoners to get information or s=
ome kind action (building WMD). 
 
He said that his biggest fear was that Saddam would create a circle of death=
 around Baghdad with chemical weapons.&nbsp; He believes that Saddam is perf=
ectly willing to kill hundreds of thousands of his own people in order to ma=
intain his hold on power.&nbsp; I just hope that the Iraqi officers refuse t=
o carry out the orders.&nbsp; 
 
J. Brown</HTML>

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