Saddam Hussein's adviser studied at MU: Mrs. Anthrax from MIZZOU (Columbia, Missouri)

Columbia, Missouri Daily Tribune ^ | 3.28.2003 | NATE CARLISLE

[rface]

this will cause a stir at MIZZOU and across many research school labs.....

I put this on "Breaking News", but the Moderators may feel that it does not belong there. Put this where it belongs...

[b4its2late]

She'll be toast in the near future.

[TopQuark]

Thanks for the post.

[Ymani Cricket]

It's breaking here in Missouri or sure. Just heard it on a radio report in St. Louis for the first time this afternoon.

[rface]

here's you a ping.....

[wardaddy]

Rope, lampost and gravity.

[Jen]

Blue - Info for FReepers in Columbia area. Couldn't remember who else is there besides those pinged.

[rface]

here....ping your list of people to this thread.

[Kiss Me Hardy]

Huda Ammash is also a regular source of peacenik quotes about the "dangers" of depleted-uranium rounds, as the Australian warblogger Professor Bunyip has just pointed out. Oprah Winfrey was even trying to interview her in January!

[hsmomx3]

Makes one suspicious of those coming over here to further their education.

[rface]

here's something close to home

[knak]

here she is again:

Dr. Huda Amash, professor and the only woman in the Baath Party leadership, responsible for the development of the youth branches.

[Rain-maker]

She will swing at the end of a U.S. made rope.

No tolerance for evil !

[Calpernia]

I did some searches last night for an article posted here that was similar. Read my posts here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/877871/posts

[KSCITYBOY]

Hell she still has a lot of friends at MU just ask bluesagewoman

[knak]

More info on this woman, (due to new spelling of her name)

she is mentioned in this article
IRAQ: THE SECRETS OF DR GERM

But is Rihab Taha the banal genius of evil behind the biological-weapons program? Or was there someone else? Former inspectors interviewed by NEWSWEEK said they thought she was a front. "I always had the impression we never met the person who was really in charge," said chief biologist Spertzel. No inspector was sure who that was-or is. But they look to Taha's superiors and most intimate colleagues as possible candidates.

One is Abdul Nasser Hindawi, who may have recruited Taha even before she was sent to England to study in 1979. Hindawi supposedly authored a paper that persuaded Saddam to invest heavily in bioweapons development. Among his arguments: the relatively low cost of wiping out Israel. Although Hindawi's information would not be up to date (he was jailed four years ago), he could be a source of vital history if inspectors can find him, and if he is still alive.

Spertzel thinks another scientist may be very important now. Huda Amash, dean of the University of Baghdad's College of Science, is the only female named to the inner circle of Saddam's political elite, the Revolutionary Command Council. Former inspectors vividly remember trying to chase her down in 1997. Amash was "never where she was supposed to be," says Spertzel. During one visit to the College of Science, an inspector spotted a "student" dressed in lab coat and goggles who looked suspiciously like Amash-and was. After an extensive search of the lab, the inspectors found equipment and reagents that Amash had brought back from her travels abroad.

The man who headed the virus program in 1990, Hazem Ali, may also be of central importance now, says Spertzel. In March 1997, Ali left his position at the Razi Research Institute. He said he was taking a position as an instructor at Baghdad University's College of Veterinary Medicine, but when inspectors went to interview him there, employees at one point said he wasn't on the faculty, Spertzel recalls. Then the Iraqi government told inspectors that Ali had taken a teaching post at the university's College of Medicine. Another lie.

[OldFriend]

Wonder if she's been an advisor to Gephardt...after all he does take advice from the likes of Barbra Streisand.

[SavageRepublican]

ping

[o_zarkman44]

Why should we be surprised? The FBI has disclosed there are key cells and supporters to al queda and hezbolla located in columbia.
It is a shame we educate these people hoping they return to their country to improve the lives of their fellow contrymen and women, only to find out they use their education to plunder and take advantage of their people.
And also they use their education against Americans.
We open our country and provide opportunity for all to learn how freedom and liberty work. Apparantly they miss the whole concept and leave with vengence.
The Muslims in Columbia do little to contribute to the American Way. They educate their children in their Mosque. They socialize in their Mosque. They do little to participate in American life except complain when they are targeted in alleged racial discrimination. How can they expect to be accepted by Americans when they do nothing to earn their acceptance by participating in the community at large?

Why should we be surprised to find many terrorists are indeed American educated?

[dep]

sadly, no surprise, given what columbia has become.

dep