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reply posted on 31-1-2004 @ 09:56 PM by Seekerof
Read and learn:

"NO OIL FOR BLOOD"
Link:
www.newsandopinion.com...

"Kofi Annandersen
Enron-style accounting at the U.N. Oil-for-Food Program."

Link:
www.opinionjournal.com...

"No Blood for Oil?"
Link:
mdcurrington.tripod.com...

"Saddam's regime helped friends beat UN oil embargo"
Link:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com...


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seekerof

[Edited on 31-1-2004 by Seekerof]


reply posted on 17-2-2004 @ 12:48 PM by Seekerof
This just in....

"10 cents a barrel: how Iraqi oil fuelled UK campaigns"
politics.guardian.co.uk...

Excerpt:

".... "If I'm doing a service, I'm entitled to a reward," he said.

After the Baghdad visit, Mr Tahir said, he became a director of Bula, an Irish oil exploration firm chaired by Mr Reynolds. The company received one further separate oil allocation from Iraq.

Another UK-based "friend of Iraq" now followed in Mr Tahir's successful footsteps. This was Burhan Chalabi, who lives in Richmond, also with a British wife. He has an £11m London property company, and was a stalwart of the Tories in Kensington, donating £5,000 to Michael Portillo's abortive leadership bid.

On December 29 1999, the oil ministry documents of which we possess copies say that Mr Chalabi was granted involvement in the sale of 3m barrels of oil. It was to be sold on to a Finnish oil company, Fortum, which was officially registered with the UN."


"Iraq oil cash funded MPs' campaigns"
politics.guardian.co.uk...

Excerpt:

"The three businessmen are alleged to have received money from Saddam via oil allocations. They sold the oil rights on at a profit of more than $1m (about £530,000), in an exploitation by Saddam of loopholes in the UN's then oil-for-food programme.

Mr Tahir agrees he profited from the oil deals. Mr Chalabi refuses to comment. Mr Zureikat confirmed to Agence France Presse in Jordan last week that he had made the oil deals.

The oil-for-food programme was set up in 1995 amid fears of a humanitarian disaster after the first Gulf war. Under the scheme, Saddam was allowed to sell limited quantities of oil to pay for food and medicine for the Iraqi people.

The contents of the new documents shed light on Mr Galloway's libel battle with the Daily Telegraph. Last year newspaper reports based on purported Iraqi intelligence files led to him being accused of receiving an annual £375,000 in secret personal payments from Saddam."




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seekerof
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