RUSSIA SPIED ON BLAIR FOR SADDAM...

Drudge ^ | 04-12-03 | Unknown as yet

[Rocko]

RUSSIA SPIED ON BLAIR FOR SADDAM... // Top secret documents obtained by the Sunday Telegraph in Baghdad show that Russia provided Saddam Hussein's regime with wide-ranging assistance in the months leading up to the war, including intelligence on private conversations between Tony Blair and other Western leaders... MORE...

[Eva]

Well, Boeing helped the Chinese launch their rockets also.

[bart99]

"An even stronger case is made for the disolving of spy-suseptible NATO, scraping the corrupt and ineffective UN, while the birth of a new Allied Federation should be ushered in.

The new Federation should of course be led by the United States and Britain, but also to include Japan and Australia.

France, and Germany should now be considered stealth rogue states, incapable of being trusted. "

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How much I do agree with you. Well expressed!!

[iopscusa]

Who cares about your opinions being witheld...throw them out there if you are such a Soviet Wizard.

[ApesForEvolution]

Spying in and of itself isn't the issue. It's the collaboration and dissemination of information to enemies that is.

Russia is absolutely still the same old communist USSR, but in a more pan-handling socialist form.

Putin is a despicable low life and things need to change in how we use our resources regarding our enemies. Now that they've all mostly been identifid properly, that is.

[MizSterious]

"Wait till we find all the 'stuff' on CNN......."

And how many others--the Iraqis are said be meticulous record-keepers. It might be coincidence, but the chairman of Reuters stepped down yesterday (Friday). (Reuters Seeks New Chairman, Hires International Headhunters)

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Think about the help that we have given Moscow in building their oil industry and other commercial interests.

I think it has been mostly talk, up to this point!

[a_Turk]

>> don't let the door smack you on the Turkish towel on your way out

Ok.

[get'emall]

RusIvan, member since April 2003.

[iopscusa]

Cut the BS Ivan...get a real job. No need for your 3rd class intelligence any longer.

[whadizit]

"...the cold war never really ended..."

You are so right! The KGB still rules over there, and I am glad GW got his wake-up call about the Commies!

[bart99]

"Saddam's WMD's most likely stashed in Syria. WMD programs also in concert with Libya. IMO, what we find in Iraq will only be the tip of the iceberg"

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Agree. And the ships that Iraq sent out into the oceans to circle in radio silence probably contain WMD, including the nukes.

[MizSterious]

Yes, many here still defend him. I'll be they won't once we know more from what they're finding in Iraq, though.

[whadizit]

"Well, Boeing helped the Chinese launch their rockets also."

Clinton administration went out of their way to enable the Chinese communists saying such stupid things as,"It's much better for the world if everyone is equal."

[TLBSHOW]

Exactly right! The fact that Putin was a former KGB and in recent months has consolidated the fractured pieces of the KGB back under his control in one agency spoke volumes.

BUMP

[whadizit]

It will be interesting to see how many other networks had bureaus over there cause now we know what it took to be there! I'll bet many are running scared now.

[CroftonFreeper]

By the looks of things in Iraq, the ruskies weapons aren't worth a dang. Hope Putin took notes in Afghanistan and iraq. They are no match for the US forces.

[iopscusa]

Ivan, lesson 1 is, don't use the code word,"International Law" in mixed company, it instantly puts the mark "C" for Commie on your forehead.

[uncbob]

Fulfill your Gulf War ONE promises before you come asking for more favors.

Funny how you don't mind living in the USA
I would think as a matter of principle you would have gone home

[FairOpinion]

Don't put too much faith into the Russian Constitution, it's not worth the paper it's being written on, they ignore it themselves completely all the time.

The communist countries all had good sounding consitutions, that were strictly for show to the West and totally ignored.

[Reagan Man]

Nothing new here. Like prostitution and politics, spying is one of the oldest human endeavors. ~sarcasm off~

But, spying for a third party, in this case a brutal murdering dictator and against someone who you call a friend and ally, is truly despicable.