From: Miller, Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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side note: $1
million was stolen from that area just a few weeks after I
left the job!
They never caught anyone for it, even though access to the area was
restricted to at most about a dozen people, and
Bryon Daly wrote:
Seems ridiculous to me. The US gladly paid out $30 million
to the tipster
for the Hussein boys, and freely stated so. Why would this
be different? I
don't buy that national pride argument that the US needed to
capture him
rather than get him handed over. In
I haven't read that link yet but there have been a
number of reports
that the informant would not be paid the award
money.
Apparently it's because the individual did not
surrender the information willingly, and had to be
subjected to a hard interrogation, according to the
TV news report last
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An interesting take
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I haven't read that link yet but there have been a
number
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From: Bryon Daly:
Seems ridiculous to me. The US gladly paid out $30 million
to the tipster
for the Hussein boys, and freely stated so. Why would this
be different?
I don't understand what your point is - this article only briefly mentions
the reward
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Yes, I did read it. At least twice. The article suggests
At 01:29 PM 12/16/03, Miller, Jeffrey wrote:
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--- Bryon Daly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The article states Left with him were two AK-47
assault guns and a pistol.
I haven't seen anything about this and even read a
bried blurb about one
of the Iraqi CPA leaders asking Saddam why he didn't
use his pistol (I don't
remember the exact
From: Miller, Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An interesting take on recent news events surrounding Saddam, and does pose
some potentially intruiging questions. Possibly meaningless, but the
suggestion about negotiations IRT the reward money going sour.. I dunno.
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