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My U.S. Senator, Norm Coleman of Minnesota, has been digging into the UN Oil for Food scandal for well over a year. Coleman, chairman of the Senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations, was blasted last year by UN-loving Dems for having the nerve to attack their beloved Secretary General Annan for at the very least not riding herd on Saddam's pals in the UN--and hinted strongly that he didn't do his job because his own hand was in the till.

Now, Coleman is tackling that notorious British lefty George Galloway and former French Minister Charles Pasqua for being rewarded for their loyalty to the murdering Saddam with massive amounts of Iraqi oil. I'll bet the charges are true. Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! They seemed the type to not only enjoy sticking it to America but also to get paid by an evil tyrant for doing so.

The Oil for Food dealings were very nasty pieces of work. Sick Iraqis were supposedly getting medicine in exchange for Iraqi oil. From what I understand, amid the massive amounts of dirt Coleman has excavated on the UN, these sick Iraqis were being treated with cut-rate medicine that may have made them more sick instead of curing what ailed them.

All hail Norm Coleman for his good work!

How many European leaders were up to their necks in this filthy business--far far worse business than Enron? What do you think?

I personally believe that some of the money for the United Nations oil for food program was used in support of the terriorists that did 9/11 in New York City.

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How many European leaders were up to their necks in this filthy business--far far worse business than Enron? What do you think?

Obviously so. LOL, I won't hold my breath for the oil-for-food expose film at my local art-house, where they have Enron the movie featured with a cardboard cutout of President Bush in the lobby.