Calling Amir Al Saadi
Has anyone seen or heard any word on General Amir Al Saadi? He was Saddam's top WMD expert, number 32 on the playing-cards, he gave himself up after the last war and surrendered to US/Iraqi custody but he hasn't been heard of since. The female scientists Dr Riab Taha and Dr Huda Ammash have both been released, but there is no word anywhere about General Al Saadi.
Has anyone seen/heard anything? Is he still being held? If so, why so?
Has anyone seen/heard anything? Is he still being held? If so, why so?
posted by Andrew Simon at 11:07 PM
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Hi Notfoooold,
I've been researching the whole Iraq thing from the WMD angle for some years now and it seems that Amir knew more than anyone else. My research seems to suggest that some of the 'missing' weapons may well have been used up during GWI and at Halabja, something that no-one has seemingly been willing to address. Saddam may have feared indictment for these actions which is why he could never admit to the true disposition of these items. It is possible that they are holding him in preparation for a later accounting to justify Saddams removal (in the run-up to the next US presidential election?) or if they later need to charge Saddam (with the Halabja attack etc) because the current charges against him do not stand up.
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