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To: willcousa who wrote (122)10/30/2001 11:21:13 AM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (1) of 786
 
any ideas on what he is saying here. He alludes to the anthrax as foreign in origin and talks about a spreading war which indicates to me that next terror attacks might be abroad. He might actually have info we can use. PARTNER WITH STALIN TO DEFEAT HITLER RING A BELL. Maybe Hussein gets Kuwait and Saudi Arabia after all for helping us win. Sadaam always reminded me of stalin in appearance anyway. I wonder how the western leaders felt when they jumped into bed with Uncle Joe. Maybe sadam is trying to get our ear. i am just rambling here so dont read too much into it.

Hussein: War may spread, set 'world on fire'
October 30, 2001 Posted: 9:28 AM EST (1428 GMT)


Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein said reports that anthrax attacks may have originated in the United States could be designed to reassure Americans.



BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraqi President Saddam Hussein warned Tuesday that the U.S.-led war on terrorism could spread beyond Afghanistan, calling on other countries to help defeat the United States.

In a letter addressed to the "people and governments of the West, including the United States," Hussein called the military action in Afghanistan a spark that could set "the world on fire."

"The world now needs to abort the U.S. aggressive schemes, including its aggression on the Afghan people, which must stop," the Iraqi leader said.

Hussein's letter also alluded to recent anthrax attacks in the United States. The New York Times and The Washington Post reported last week that only the United States, the former Soviet Union and Iraq possessed the necessary technology to make the high-grade, advanced anthrax powder mailed to, among others, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, D-South Dakota.



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Other reports suggest the bacteria could have been homegrown, and federal officials have stated publicly that they don't know where the anthrax originated.

Reports that the bacteria was created and altered in the United States, Hussein said, could be designed to reassure Americans by allowing them to believe domestic attacks can be more easily contained than those hatched by an outside source such as Osama bin Laden.

Iraq would give up any weapons of mass destruction if the United States and Israel do the same, the Iraqi leader added. Baghdad has said that its deadliest weapons have been destroyed, but it has not allowed U.N. weapons inspectors to return to Iraq and certify this assertion.

Inspections will not resume unless U.N. sanctions against the Mideast country are lifted, according to Iraqi officials.
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