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...hundreds more. The deal was worth $100 million. To fill the order, Khan turned to old contacts in Western Europe and South Africa, in some instances using the same people he had done business with in the 1980s. Among the shadowy middlemen involved over the years were South African Johan Meyer and German-- South African Gerhard Wisser, who allegedly helped set up a processing facility that could be shipped whole to Libya. Khan's crew tapped furnacemakers in Italy, lathemakers in Spain, and Swiss middlemen who helped design parts for construction in Southeast Asia. The network began sending Libya crateloads...
...absolutely laughable that American politicians have the nerve to accuse Annan of nepotism and conflict of interest." Johan Johansson Stockholm...
...help U.S. credibility by stubbornly insisting there was a link between al-Qaeda and Saddam despite its inability to produce the slightest proof of this unlikely alliance. Surely, reality still counts. Perhaps it's time for U.S. conservatives to examine the evidence instead of calling the U.N. biased. Johan Johansson Stockholm...
...help U.S. credibility by stubbornly insisting there was a link between al-Qaeda and Saddam despite its inability to produce the slightest proof of such an unlikely alliance. Surely, reality still counts. Perhaps it's time for U.S. conservatives to examine the evidence instead of calling the U.N. biased. Johan Johansson Stockholm Tale of a Traitor I know the story of Charles Robert Jenkins, the U.S. Army sergeant who left his post in South Korea and fled to the communist North in 1965, will generate a lot of sympathy for him [Dec. 13]. We shouldn't forget, however, that...
...mandates [Oct. 18]. Awarding a state's electoral votes on a winner-take-all basis makes no sense. To change the Electoral College system, a constitutional amendment is required, not an easy task. It is high time, however, for a democratic America to consult its citizens on this issue. Johan Remen Fredrikstad, Norway I became a U.S. citizen in 1968, and I believe that voting is the most important part of citizenship. I have been amazed that the system is so disorganized - flawed voter lists, machines that have no verifiable paper trail, and different election rules in different states. Compared...