Saddam had WMD

Fri., April 19, 2013

Many of our good citizens still believe that Iraq did not have weapons of mass destruction. Gen. Georges Sada of the Iraqi air force had been trained in the United States and England as a pilot. As a Christian man who would not tell lies, he was highly trusted by Saddam Hussein.

His story of Iraq’s evils, and their hiding of weapons of mass destruction, is one that everyone should read, as it helps us to appreciate how our country has assisted in a very serious situation.

His book is “Saddam’s Secrets.” Chapter 10 explains how the weapons were transported into Syria in 2002 and 2003. As a high-ranking military man in Iraq, Gen. Sada had inside knowledge of what was happening. I hope readers will take time to find this book and look into the facts.

Gerry Hall

Deer Park

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