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04 April 2003   

 

Not updating much, too much driving. 700 miles yesterday. 80 miles today


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Ex-CIA director: U.S. faces 'World War IV'

woolsey.jpg "Woolsey described the Cold War as the third world war and said "This fourth world war, I think, will last considerably longer than either World Wars I or II did for us. Hopefully not the full four-plus decades of the Cold War." He said the new war is actually against three enemies: the religious rulers of Iran, the "fascists" of Iraq and Syria, and Islamic extremists like al Qaeda. "


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Saddam gone on holiday

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"DEBKAfile's Exclusive Middle East sources have tracked down top Iraqi leadership’s bolt-hole.

Baghdad pre-paid and chartered entire Hotel Cote d'Azur De Cham Resort at Syrian Mediterranean port of Latakiya near Assad family villa. Group may include Saddam Hussein or his sons, but this is not confirmed.

Top Iraqi officials hiding there since March 23, four days after coalition invaded Iraq, guarded by Syrian commando unit armed with anti-air missiles and Syrian naval missile boats securing port"

I don't think he's still in Baghdad. Saddam has always struck me as a survivor. He'll have had a get-out plan which only he knows. He wouldn't have trusted anybody, not even his sons. He'll have known that many within his government or army would have wanted him dead by now.


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