Here is a translation of an actual tape recording by the Saddam regime believed recorded in early 1992.
This translation was not prepared by Joseph Shahda but by Intelligence Summit.org: then posted on FreeRepublic as:
Translation 1617683
The document source (no link provided in the FreeRepublic copy) is Tape Recording: IRCG-2003-M0003997 from the Harmony Database.
Now this is interesting. Back in 1992 was when the lovely Scott Ritter was involved in UNSCOM. Remember Scott Ritter? The American traitor who tried to convince us that Saddam was really a sweet guy. Then we discovered that Scott Ritter had a penchant for young women around the age of 14 and that he got some money from a friend of Saddam to "produce a movie". We've yet to see this movie but good ol' Scott got a Hundred Thousand for it.
Seems Saddam and his wonderful sons were all involved in hiding stuff from the U.N. inspectors.
Not that we're surprised, please understand. But you know, we keep hearing about no "WMD's" so I must wonder why Saddam was so involved in hiding what he didn't have.
Date: Based on the context of the discussion, this probably took place in the early months of 1992.
Executive Summary:
* Warheads were removed from missiles that were unilaterally destroyed as part of the inspection process.
* Hutin(Hattin) State Establishment is producing rounds for various types of artillery and tank guns.
* There is an operations center to track UNSCOM inspections and provide warning to military industrial facilities.
* There plans that Qusay Saddam will assist with security against UNSCOM.
* The Muthenna Chemical weapons facility is to be rebuilt with numerous sites producing chloride, with two building surveys in Bayji and QaQa.
* Present chemical materials were to be explained at having civilian use, and then could be combined for military to maintain security.
* Saddam expresses confidence that the Iraqis are able to defeat UNSCOM.
* Saddam receives a briefing on an unfavorable reaction to a report to the Security Council on Iraqi cooperation.
* A briefer shows that the Iraqis had access to confidential internal UNSCOM reports.
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