SALIH BOOKER, sbooker@africaaction.org,
http://www.africaaction.org
Executive director of Africa Action, Booker is available for interviews on the positions of African countries and a general assessment of the Iraq crisis.
IMAD KHADDURI, imad.khadduri@rogers.com,
http://www.redress.btinternet.co.uk/ikhadduri.htm
Khadduri worked with the Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission from 1968 until 1998. Now in Canada, he is scheduled to be interviewed by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Saturday. He questions any evidence that Iraq has a post-1991 nuclear program.
RAHUL MAHAJAN, rahul@tao.ca,
http://www.rahulmahajan.com
Mahajan is author of the book "The New Crusade: America's War Against Terrorism" and the forthcoming book "The U.S. War on Iraq: Myths, Facts, and Lies." He said today: "The administration is resorting to outright falsehoods in its drive for invasion. For example, Ari Fleischer recently said Saddam Hussein 'denied he had these weapons [the Al-Samoud missiles], and then he destroys things he says he never had.' But actually Iraq declared those missiles in the December 7 report, and before that in October."
http://www.africaaction.org
Executive director of Africa Action, Booker is available for interviews on the positions of African countries and a general assessment of the Iraq crisis.
IMAD KHADDURI, imad.khadduri@rogers.com,
http://www.redress.btinternet.co.uk/ikhadduri.htm
Khadduri worked with the Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission from 1968 until 1998. Now in Canada, he is scheduled to be interviewed by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Saturday. He questions any evidence that Iraq has a post-1991 nuclear program.
RAHUL MAHAJAN, rahul@tao.ca,
http://www.rahulmahajan.com
Mahajan is author of the book "The New Crusade: America's War Against Terrorism" and the forthcoming book "The U.S. War on Iraq: Myths, Facts, and Lies." He said today: "The administration is resorting to outright falsehoods in its drive for invasion. For example, Ari Fleischer recently said Saddam Hussein 'denied he had these weapons [the Al-Samoud missiles], and then he destroys things he says he never had.' But actually Iraq declared those missiles in the December 7 report, and before that in October."