Old photo of Mr Chiroc

[TheGeepster]

Check this link out...

http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/toptease_4.html

The link to the image...

http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/Photos_2003/chiracandsaddam.jpg

Chiroc's the guy on the end in the glasses.
That second guy in the pic looks familiar...

[AtmaWeapon]

pwned!

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_022003/content/the_chirac_hussein_connection___courtesy_of_stratf or_com.guest.html

Hmmm... I wonder. The part I find most interesting is this:

In September 1975, Hussein traveled to Paris, where Chirac personally gave him a tour of a French nuclear plant. During that visit, Chirac said, “Iraq is in the process of beginning a coherent nuclear program and France wants to associate herself with that effort in the field of reactors.” France sold two reactors to Iraq, with the agreement signed during Hussein’s visit. The Iraqis purchased a 70-megawatt reactor, along with six charges of 26 points of uranium enriched to 93 percent -- in other words, enough weapons-grade uranium to produce three to four nuclear devices. Baghdad also purchased a one-megawatt research reactor, and France agreed to train 600 Iraqi nuclear technicians and scientists -- the core of Iraq’s nuclear capability today.

Sounds innocent enough, but:
Earlier, when Giscard d’Estaing found out about the deal -- and particularly about the sale of 93 percent uranium -- he had ordered the French nuclear research facility at Saclay to develop an alternative that would take care of Iraq’s legitimate needs, but without supplying weapons-grade uranium. The product, called “caramel,” was only 3 percent enriched but entirely suitable to non-weapons needs. The French made the offer, which Iraq declined.


Hmm... Iraq was agoing to get weapons-grade uranium and it was OK, but when that was changed the backed down?