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Contradiction with Book by Dr Hamzer, "Saddam's Bombmaker"
Reader comment on item: About Those Iraqi WMD

Submitted by Alexander Stroli (United States), Apr 25, 2006 at 19:45

How does this article mesh with an interview given by Dr Hamzer wherein he stated publicly on Fox News Channel that he had personal knowledge of the fact that Saddam's WMDs were transferred to Syria?

Thank you in advance for any reasonable response.

Sincerely,

Alexander Stroli

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Daniel Pipes replies:

There is no contradiction. I say not a word in this article about the disposition of the WMD, only that were removed.

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[w/response] [60 words]		amitJan 2, 2007 01:20
↔ not good muslim [77 words]tamannaDec 23, 2008 04:58
↔ And the name of those Eastern Mediterraneans? [88 words]yuval brandstetter MDJul 5, 2009 09:57
sadam was good [15 words]shahApr 30, 2006 04:23
Did we honestly expect to find anything? [138 words]Bryan JacksonApr 28, 2006 14:40
Iraq WMD Disappearance [55 words]Allan GoodridgeApr 28, 2006 08:42
It's really quite simple [206 words]Sword of IslamApr 28, 2006 00:58
Bigger picture basically [231 words]JayApr 27, 2006 23:25
Freud's Take On A Madman [1253 words]John R.Apr 27, 2006 22:02
"About those Iraqi WMD's" [85 words]Peter MountainApr 27, 2006 10:31
Iraq wmd v Iran wmd
[w/response] [10 words]		storrs warinner pilotApr 27, 2006 00:09
Believeable, but not likely [68 words]Darwin BarrettApr 26, 2006 18:59
WMD's in Syria?? [105 words]GideonApr 26, 2006 12:58
↔ Syria! [62 words]HarrakApr 26, 2006 16:26
↔ Which movie is that? [21 words]yuval brandstetter MDApr 27, 2006 15:40
↔ show details [160 words]HarrakApr 28, 2006 16:19
↔ harrak i hear you but.. [98 words]quebecoiseApr 28, 2006 19:21
↔ good suggestion! [178 words]HarrakMay 2, 2006 20:45
Saddam's "only good news" policy similar to Bush's bubble [137 words]ChrisApr 26, 2006 11:47
Slight correction -- or modification [48 words]ddsApr 26, 2006 10:06
Rush to War [41 words]IraApr 26, 2006 09:40
Iraqi WMD [24 words]Robert J. GalvinApr 26, 2006 08:50
Saddam should have been allowed to continue under strict supervision [509 words]true believerApr 26, 2006 06:04
↔ disagree [66 words]SaraJun 12, 2009 04:42
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[w/response] [22 words]		Johanna StephensApr 26, 2006 03:36
Saddam removed the WMD's in Iraq and sent them to Syria [47 words]GregApr 26, 2006 00:10
↔ Reply To Greg ; Saddams WMDs [62 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 25, 2007 00:01
What about the Russians [157 words]Paul M. NevilleApr 25, 2006 19:56
↔ Reply to Paul M. Neville [7 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 25, 2007 22:00
⇒ Contradiction with Book by Dr Hamzer, "Saddam's Bombmaker"
[w/response] [46 words]		Alexander StroliApr 25, 2006 19:45
if what you claim is true [88 words]staffordApr 25, 2006 17:52
↔ What about the Shi'a and the Kurds? [379 words]PatApr 26, 2006 14:58
Did Bush Care? [103 words]Avram KaliskyApr 25, 2006 17:36
Plenty of ground to cover [91 words]David W. LincolnApr 25, 2006 16:45
re Saddam's delusions [73 words]Jascha KesslerApr 25, 2006 16:25
The fat lady has not sung yet [188 words]yuval brandstetter MDApr 25, 2006 16:08
The Real WMD and the need for a smile [71 words]HARRAKApr 25, 2006 16:06
↔ Wow [111 words]BradMay 3, 2006 17:04
↔ the why wow weigh in [231 words]HarrakMay 4, 2006 18:26
maybe; maybe not [372 words]john w mcginleyApr 25, 2006 15:40
He lied [61 words]Donald W. BalesApr 25, 2006 15:38
↔ an alternative view [77 words]leo solomonApr 25, 2006 17:06
All bureaucrats tell the boss what he wants to hear . . . [171 words]MaureenApr 25, 2006 15:03
Arab delusional thinking [236 words]rickApr 25, 2006 14:56
↔ Response to Rick [9 words]Seamus MacNemiJul 25, 2007 22:21
good article. If the French and Germans had not betrayed us ... [92 words]Christopher GameApr 25, 2006 14:15
Some Still Say Saddam Did Have WMD [34 words]AlexApr 25, 2006 13:41
↔ Concur with Alex [59 words]kierenAug 31, 2007 15:35
Iraq did have WMDs after all!! [163 words]pctripsApr 25, 2006 12:52
Iraq's WMD [77 words]Dan RusenApr 25, 2006 12:52
WMD.....only one problem [209 words]Marc MayersonApr 25, 2006 12:45
↔ self-congratulations are outdated [76 words]G.BisvasApr 26, 2006 05:01
↔ WMD & Iraq success [296 words]Don WeberApr 27, 2006 01:48
↔ Re: Only One Problem [356 words]jr565Apr 27, 2006 18:46
A question. [12 words]concernedApr 25, 2006 11:47
↔ Remember What's His Name [84 words]BlackspeareApr 25, 2006 20:46

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