Re: DeRosa on Mideast Complications

["Ken Hanly" <khanly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Strange isn't it that an American who lived in Kuwait in the eighties can
certify that Saddam is a madman while the Kuwaiti's just recently came to an
agreement with him and are opposed to a war against him by the US. But of
course Kuwait's opinion does not count in the US unless it follows the US
line.

Of course Hussein did use gas against the Kurds during a period when the US
supported Iraq to offset the power of  Iran during their war. Daddy Bush was
head of the CIA at the time and said nary a word about the gasing of the
Kurds.

Cheers, Ken Hanly
----- Original Message -----



> Here is a bloody Wall Streeter on Mideast.
> Sabri
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> Complications Abound in the Mideast
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> Commentary. David DeRosa is president of DeRosa Research and
> Trading and manages an investment fund. He is also an adjunct
> professor at Yale School of Management. The opinions expressed
> are his own.
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> By David DeRosa
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> Evidence suggested that Hussein had used chemical and biological
> weapons on dissident elements of his own people, especially
> Iraq's Kurdish minority.
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> Having lived in Kuwait in the early 1980s, I am convinced that
> Hussein is a certified madman, someone who has to be dealt with
> once and for all.
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