Newly found Iraqi files raise heat on British MP**More than $10 million!

The Christian Science Monitor ^ | April 25, 2003 | Philip Smucker

[aculeus]

Ka-Boom!

[Glenn]

Serious question: Is this man eligible to be hanged for treason against the Crown?

[goodnesswins]

Hmmmmm.....no wonder Tariq Aziz gave himself up today....

[goodnesswins]

NOTE: Does everyone know that this Galloway dude was married to a niece of Arafat's? (That's what I heard...)

[Grampa Dave]

This is another great find.

[So Cal Rocket]

From what I understand, Treason is the only capital offense in the UK.

Hang em high.

[Shermy]

PING.

[Grampa Dave]

FYI, more on the traitor Galloway.

[dighton]

I'm sure there's some perfectly innocent explanation.

;-)

[MizSterious]

It just keeps getting more and more....interesting...

[Grampa Dave]

I was just getting ready to ping you.

The most recent - and possibly most revealing - documents were obtained earlier this week by the Monitor. The papers include direct orders from the Hussein regime to issue Mr. Galloway six individual payments, starting in July 1992 and ending in January 2003.

[Spruce]

What would be the method of execution? Drawn and quartered sounds appropriate.

[Shermy]

What a story!!!

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General "S" was determined to make up for his losses. What he really wanted back, however, was the deeds to the three homes taken from him. He planted his own driver as a spy in the guards of Qusay and followed the presidential paper trail when it moved to the suburbs in March.

On April 8, when US forces prepared to storm the capital, he rounded up six men who had served in prison with him and set out for the house.

He took possession of items including computer printouts that give the names, biographies, and residences of Hussein's most trusted Republican Guard officers. Also in the files is information on chemists who worked in the Iraqi biological-weapons program.

He also, unexpectedly, found documents discussing Kuwaiti prisoners still in Iraq and the ones that noted specific payments of money to Galloway. There was also a document detailing the biographies of Qusay's most trusted assassins.

One of The Monitor's interpreters was a fellow inmate of the general in Hussein's political prison. When the interpreter visited him several days ago, the general mentioned the documents he held.

The general had been most interested in discussing the Kuwaiti file. When the Monitor's reporter and the interpreter arrived to speak with him, he mentioned the Galloway material in passing.

[Dog]

He is done!

The Jan. 14, 2003, document, written on Republican Guard stationary with its Iraqi eagle and "Trust in Allah," calls for the "Manager of the security department, in the name of President Saddam Hussein, to order a gratuity to be issued to Mr. George Galloway of British nationality in the amount of three million dollars only."

[Warhead W-88]

Anyone notice that Scott Ritter is awfully quiet?

Anyone want to make a friendly gentleman's cyberwager?

[Dog]

Didn't see you Shermy until after I posted .......can you believe this...??

[Incorrigible]

Ha! This story is getting more fantastic with each day!

[Grampa Dave]

Your son should ask Levin that if information comes out showing that one or more of Levin's fellow rats has been bought out by Soddomite.

Should that Rat face treason charges with the death penalty if found guilty?

"The most recent - and possibly most revealing - documents were obtained earlier this week by the Monitor. The papers include direct orders from the Hussein regime to issue Mr. Galloway six individual payments, starting in July 1992 and ending in January 2003.

[MEG33]

Gee..does the VRWC work over there?