Summer 2002 Document: Destruction And Hiding of WMD Documents and Archives (Translation)

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[jveritas]

Memos in document CMPC-2003-002284 that are dated in June and August 2002 present another great evidence of Saddam Regime deceptions to hide his WMD programs and this time by destroying the WMD files or hiding them in a secure location. Saddam knew that summer that the UN inspectors are coming back to Iraq so he ordered these actions hoping that he will fool them, and he did fool Hans Blix and company.

Translation of Page 3

In the Name of God the Merciful The Compassionate

Subject: Destruction

On Friday that coincides on 23/8/2002 were destroyed the primary archives for the Atomic Energy Commission according to the instructions issued regarding this and it was destroyed (burned) in the outside warehouses and it was carried on Compact Discs and the destruction operation was achieved by the presence of:

1. Mr. Director of Energy Security- Mr. Saher Nassif Jasem

2. The Representative of the National Monitoring Department; General Kamal Abed Mohamad

3. Mr. The Director of the Disarmament Section- Mr. Maatook Abed Al Satar

4. Mr. Director of Monitoring Section in the Organization- Mr. Hani Hassan Ahmad

And according to this the document was signed (Remark: The remaining of the documents that are related to the purchasing of the Nuclear Program and that is 22 steel boxes will be received from the Monitoring Department to be dealt with)

Signatures…

Mr. Hani Hassan Ahmad, General Kamal Abed Mohamad, Mr. Maatook Abed Al Satar; Mr. Saher Nassif Jasem 23/8/2002

23/8/2002.

End of Translation of Page 3

Now on 4 you see a memo about the transfer of Top Secret and Very Important WMD documents from the Iraqi National Monitoring Agency (the agency that is supposed to discuss and report Iraq WMD issues with the UN) to more secure locations where it will be harder for the UN inspectors to find it.

Translation of page 4

Subject: Receiving documents

The documents preserved by the National Monitoring Department were accounted for and received by Mr. Ayad Kihtan Talab, the representative of The Military Industrial Security Agency and its details are shown in the attached tables and its numbers (12) are twelve pages and in (9) nine cardboard boxes

The Representative of the National Monitoring Department.. Signature… General Kamal Abed Mohamad 17/6/2002

The Representative of the Intelligence Apparatus.. Signature… Hamood Awde Salem 17/6/2002

The Representative of the Industrial Military Security.. Signature.. Ayad Kihtan Talab 17/6/2002.

End of translation of page 4

Now page 6 and 7 are two of the 12 pages of documents list shown above it and refers to a “Very Important file about Chemical Equipments” and “Special Equipement”.

Beginning of partial translation of Page 6

Box number 4 (Chemical-K)

1. Document folder of the Air Force Equipment in the Glorified Qadisya Saddam, correspondences regarding the Chemical Equipments (all assembled in a Red folder mark on it Very Important) 16. File regarding the examination of the Special Equipment

End of partial translation of page 6 and 7.

Special Equipment are designated by the Iraqi as Chemical Weapons and it is the same term they used in the already translated document when they attacked the Kurds with Chemical Weapons (Special Equipment or Special Ammunition) back in 1987.

[whinecountry]

You, sir, are making history. Humbled to be in your presence, and thankful that FR is here to serve as your platform.

[Tymesup]

A slow site to navigate, link still doesn't open. Will try it at work tomorrow.

Thanks, anyway!

[RaceBannon]

major bump

[gov_bean_ counter]

Isn't this about the time Rocky paid Saddam a visit?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

So we have aNational Monitoring Department ,....wonder what building they were located in and if we found anything there,....it was likely burned up.....

[jveritas]

Great observation. A preemptive strike by the liberal media.

[jveritas]

Please tell you friend that these documents were captured from the Iraqi Intelligence headquarters, Iraq defense ministry, Iraqi military bases, Saddam palaces, and other government sites. There is no way that someone go and plant these documents right after the war.

[jveritas]

NO it is not because there was no UN inspectors in Iraq in August 2002 and why did the Iraqi keep these top secret files about the WMD if the UN wanted them destroyed earlier. Why they did not destroy them prior to December 1998 before the UN inspectors were kicked out of Iraq.

[jveritas]

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[jveritas]

Thank you very much.

[jveritas]

I am just a simple guy and I am honored to be posting on this great forum and among great freepers :)

[jveritas]

Who is Rocky? :)

[nopardons]

You're welcome. :-)

[jveritas]

I agree with your analysis.

[eyespysomething]

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[Shelayne]

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[jveritas]

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