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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II
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To: terry richardson who wrote (28921)3/3/2003 1:05:24 AM
From: whitepine  Read Replies (1) of 36161
 
TR>Also subsequent investigation by the CIA found that the gassing deaths were more likely to have been caused by the Iranians and not the Iraqi's as detailed in the Federation of American Scientists report:

......... Blood agents were allegedly responsible for the most
infamous use of chemicals in the war—the killing of Kurds at
Halabjah. Since the Iraqis have no history of using these two
agents-and the Iranians do-we conclude that the Iranians
perpetrated this attack. It is also worth noting that lethal
concentrations of cyanogen are difficult to obtain over an area
target, thus the reports of 5,000 Kurds dead in Halabjah are
suspect.<<<

So what are your thoughts about the pictures of the gas victims that were published by the Minneapolis Star Tribune Sunday?
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