Hi,

was AN really killed by Iraqis?



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Actually, until the Libyans pushed him out, Abu Nidal was funded and

sponsored by Qadhafi.  When Abu Nidal originally broke with the P.L.O =

and

set up his rejectionist group in Baghdad, Sadam kicked him out after =

U.S.

diplomatic pressure (it was the early 80's when we were making nice with =

the

dictator).  Nidal went on to Syria and was similarly booted out.  He =

landed

in Tripoli where he became an adjunct of Libyan intelligence.  When =

Qadhafi

finally decided he was a liability, Abu Nidal was sent to Cairo and the

Egyptians moved him on to Baghdad.  Sadam had Abu Nidal killed last =

year,

probably because he suspected the old terrorist was trying to do a job =

for

the Kuwaitis.



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Has everyone already forgotten Abu Nidal, one of the worst terrorists in =

=3D

history (up until 9/11, sponsored and funded by Iraq?

See:

http://www.terrorismanswers.com/groups/abunidal.html



Mitch Miller







Neither the US intelligence services nor the British provided *ANY*

plausible links between Iraq and Al Qaeda. We all know the British

so-called 'intelligence report' fiasco. Reading into that, it would

seem that intelligence services are refusing to provide evidence for

links they do not believe are there. I have not found *one*

intelligence services individual willing to state with any amount of

personal convication that Iraq can be linked with Al Qaeda.

Certainly you are a thoughtful person - think who is promoting the

link between Iraq and Al Qaeda. Why was the meeting that was held

between an Al Qaeda operative and "Iraq" put forward as 'proof'

without the information that it was in fact held in Kurdish controlled

territory?