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Headlines Feb 24 Posted: Monday, February 24, 2003 Saddam Hussein Indicates Iraq Will Not Destroy Controversial Missiles Iraq should not destroy those missiles, especially while under constant attack from the US and UK. War and the Press Watchdogs, Lapdogs and Sleeping Dogs Allies hushed up weapons' destruction THE highest-ranking defector ever to turn informant on Saddam Hussein’s government told United Nations weapons inspectors in 1995 that Iraq had destroyed all its chemical and biological weapons stocks after the Gulf war. But UN inspectors hushed up that part of Hussein Kamel’s story - which he also told to debriefers from British and United States intelligence - because they wanted to keep the pressure on Iraq to tell more. U.S. on Diplomatic Warpath The word is out: Rebuff on Iraq could reduce aid Secret US plans for new Iraq Iraq's government-in-waiting held a two-day secret meeting at a Washington military staff college over the weekend with 100 American officials - plus representatives from Britain - discussing plans for post-war reconstruction. President Bush is right: the countdown to war will test the UN's relevance The Bush administration's attitude to the United Nations is extraordinary. We know that its more ideological members, such as Donald Rumsfeld, the Defense Secretary, and the curiously invisible Vice-President Dick Cheney, dislike the UN with an unreasoning venom akin to that shown by British Eurosceptics towards the European Union. They regard the UN almost as a socialist conspiracy, an alien supranational power planted on Manhattan as a standing affront to the values of freedom and democracy. Fidel Castro arrives for NAM Summit Cuban President Fidel Castro arrived on Sunday for the Non-Aligned Movement summit, where he is expected to denounce US-led preparations to invade Iraq to disarm the country of alleged weapons of mass destruction. Lie! Not to disarm but to occupy and control its resources.  Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |