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Letter to the Editor
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By MWC NEWS
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I read your interview with Dr. Muhammad Sahimi regarding Iran... One of the things that surprised me is that you and he seem to agree that there were never any WMD in Iraq. Has the latest reports, and the book Saddam's Secrets done anything to start changing that position. I have maintained from the get go that there is no way Saddam disposed of the WMD that were confirmed in his possession after Gulf War 1, without having a shred of evidence to show how, where, when the disposal took place, and now evidence is being presented that the arsenal was moved to Syria and Lebanon, and yet I have found nothing on your website to discuss this. Am I missing something here?
I really enjoyed the interview and I would like to see your take on Iraq's WMD's and the recent reports that they were moved. Can I expect something?
Jeff Wilder
Toronto, Canada
Editors reponse Dear Jeff Wilder Thanks for your message, In regard to "evidence" that Saddam moved those MWD to either of those country, we believe it is speculation, not evidence. It is plausible that Saddam manged to do all under UN and US watch eyes, which they were taking satellite photos and kept Iraq under constent surveillance. As some was presented by Powell in his famous UN demonstrations. According to document which was published by U.S. Senate bipartisan committee. They have not found any evidences to support the following: - Saddam link to terrorist groups
- Saddam attempt to buy yellow cake from Nigeria
- Saddam actively pursuing MWD
However if you have access to some evidence which can prove otherwise please forward it to us. We are very interested to view them.
Regards Shahram Vahdany
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