Re: Who Does Al Qaeda Want In The White House?

On Tue, 11 Mar 2008 10:04:35 -0700, dgs <dgs1300@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> mumbled:

> WA****NGTON ? An exhaustive review of more than 600,000 Iraqi do***ents
>that were captured after the 2003 U.S. invasion has found 



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Joseph Shahda Patriotic translator that worked on the Docex project

Docex Project- millions of captured do***ents that had sat deep within
a warehouse. These do***ents have shed light on links between Saddam
and Al Qaeda. They were originally headquartered in Doha, Qatar.
Released by John Negroponte for volunteers to translate.

Page 3 Translation from captured Iraqi do***ent ISGZ-2004-031613.pdf

In The Name of God the Most Merciful The Most Compassionate

Directory of General Security

Directory of Security Ninevah Province

No: 10106

Directory of General Security/ Director Section 1

Subject: Information

Date: 24/8/2002

The confident (1253) declared the following:

1.On 21/8/2002 an American delegation who is visiting the Northern
Region has paid a visit to the headquarters of the Iraqi communist
party in Shaklawa. The representative of the communist party made
presentation accusing the Iraqi government of hiding members of Al
Qaeda organization in the region of Salman Pak in addition to members
of the Turkish Workers party and the Iranian Moujahidee Khlak and that
they are trained to use chemical weapons and that Iraq will use them
in case there is military strike directed against it.

End of translation.

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Upon clicking on the individual pages of Arabic do***ents, readers
will have an op****tunity to click on the unedited English translation
of those do***ents. We hope this serves to further illuminate a very
im****tant element of the ongoing debate.

Page 1: Jan. 18, 1993 memo from Saddam Hussein, through his secretary,
to the Iraqi Intelligence Service, urging that missions be undertaken
to "hunt down Americans," especially in Somalia.

Pages 2-12: Jan. 25, 1993 memo from the Iraqi Intelligence Service to
Saddam Hussein, outlining the existing or developing relation****ps
between Iraq and terrorist organizations.
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Page 13: Feb. 8, 1993 response from Saddam Hussein to the Jan. 25,
1993 memo.

Pages 14, 15: March 11, 1993 memo from the Iraqi Intelligence Service
detailing plans for a meeting with "one of the leaders from the
Egyptian Al-Jehad" terrorist organization.
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Page 16: March 16, 1993 response from Saddam's secretary to the March
11, 1993 memo.

Pages 17, 18: March 18, 1993 memo from the Iraqi Intelligence Service
detailing plans to "move against the Egyptian regime" of Hosni
Mubarak. 
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Pages 19-20: Iraqi Intelligence Service internal memos regarding the
information of individuals who participated at "the martyr act camp"
belonging to the Iraqi intelligence directorate.
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Pages 21-26: They comprise a list of terrorists trained at a camp
belonging to the Iraqi Intelligence Directorate.
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Pages 27, 28: Notes from the Iraqi Intelligence Service outlining
strategies. Included is the *****sment that terrorist "efforts should
be concentrated on Egypt." The notes also advise against targeting the
U.S. military, but recommend targeting "Americans as general" as well
as "US agents inside the (Egyptian) regime."
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Page 29-40: Duplicative of pages 2-12, except in a different person's
handwriting.

Page 41: Table indicating Sept. 6, 2000 acquisition of malignant
pustule (anthrax) as well as sterilization/decontamination equipment.

Page 42: Table indicating Aug. 21, 2000 acquisition of mustard gas as
well as protective equipment.