And the reason 44 Iraqis lost their lives today voting
Kofi Annan’s son admits oil dealing
Robert Winnett and Jonathon Carr-Brown/Times Online (UK) Original Article
THE son of the United Nations secretary-general has admitted he was involved in negotiations to sell millions of barrels of Iraqi oil under the auspices of Saddam Hussein. Kojo Annan has told a close friend he became involved in negotiations to sell 2m barrels of Iraqi oil to a Moroccan company in 2001. He is understood to be co-operating with UN investigators probing the discredited oil for food programme.
Robert Winnett and Jonathon Carr-Brown/Times Online (UK) Original Article
THE son of the United Nations secretary-general has admitted he was involved in negotiations to sell millions of barrels of Iraqi oil under the auspices of Saddam Hussein. Kojo Annan has told a close friend he became involved in negotiations to sell 2m barrels of Iraqi oil to a Moroccan company in 2001. He is understood to be co-operating with UN investigators probing the discredited oil for food programme.
posted by Lieutenant Colonel Caveman at Sunday, January 30, 2005
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