Saddam’s Osama connection

Judge Gilbert Merrit has been given a document naming Saddam’s chief contact with Osama: The document shows that an Iraqi intelligence officer, Abid Al-Karim Muhamed Aswod, assigned to the Iraq embassy in Pakistan, is ”responsible for the coordination of activities with the Osama bin Laden group.” The document shows that it was written over the … Continue reading “Saddam’s Osama connection”

Judge Gilbert Merrit has been given a document naming Saddam’s chief contact with Osama:

The document shows that an Iraqi intelligence officer, Abid Al-Karim Muhamed Aswod, assigned to the Iraq embassy in Pakistan, is ”responsible for the coordination of activities with the Osama bin Laden group.”

The document shows that it was written over the signature of Uday Saddam Hussein, the son of Saddam Hussein.

The judge, a Democrat serving on the federal appeals court in Nashville who’s currently in Iraq creating a court system, says he believes the document is genuine. We believe it’s the smoking gun.

Via Instapundit.

2 thoughts on “Saddam’s Osama connection”

  2. Wow, Richard. That’s pretty weak evidence. I can’t believe you gave that any credibility. I can believe the rest of the media can smell bogus when they see it, which is why this isn’t the top story on the news.

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