Cheney-Saddam Coverup?

2:06 pm EST June 21st, 2005 | News | 1 Comment

Considering that when he was in the private sector Dick Cheney was so keen to do business with Saddam Hussein, you have to wonder if we’re dragging our feet in order to protect the vice president from embarassing revelations…

U.S. hiding secrets about Saddam, Iraqi official charges

Iraqi s justice minister said Tuesday that U.S. officials are trying to delay interrogations of Saddam Hussein.

Justice Minister Abdel Hussein Shandal, in Brussels for an international conference on Iraq, also accused the United States of concealing information about the ousted Iraqi leader.

It seems there are lots of secrets they want to hide, he told The Associated Press in an exclusive interview.

There should be transparency and there should be frankness, but there are secrets that if revealed, won t be in the interest of many countries, he said. Who was helping Saddam all those years?

Who, indeed.

Topic: Iraq

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One Response to “Cheney-Saddam Coverup?”

Vincent says:

June 21, 2005 at 6:06 pm

“Innocent until proven guilty… Unless you’re a Republican!”

The interrogation of Saddam is taking place regularly and almost daily and neither the justice minister, nor the Americans, have anything to do with it because the IST is an independent court, the official said.

Aww, shucks.