It has, in my other thread. It should be pointed out to whom, and why, these samples were given. Keep reading for the answers.
SO you don't deny the following happened:
"A letter written in 1995 by former CDC Director David Satcher to former Senator Donald W. Riegle, Jr., points out that the U.S. Government provided nearly two dozen viral and bacterial samples to Iraqi scientists in 1985--samples that included the plague, botulism, and anthrax, among other deadly diseases. According to the letter from Dr. Satcher to former Senator Donald Riegle, many of the materials were hand carried by an Iraqi scientist to Iraq after he had spent 3 months training in the CDC laboratory. "
You just question the *intent* of the US in giving these diseases to Saddam?
By 1985, he had already committed some serious atrocities. And they were the first choice of the US govt, to deliver these deadly strains?
Jeez, kinda naive of us. We could have given them to any of the 300 nations on earth. We chose to trust diseases to a murdereour dictator at war.
Do you believe this, Bruce?