Iraqi National Accord organization
also: INA, the accord
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Claims (5)
Anthony Lake funded
Iraqi National Accord host_asserted
“of Saddam's party. But the task force at the CIA forged ahead. Stephen Ricker one day went to the White House to brief the Alawi option to Clinton officials. Lake approved it, contingent on the action being carried out by the summer of 96 t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 53:40
Saddam Hussein covered_up
Iraqi National Accord host_asserted
“In January, it reported capture of secure communication equipment. On June 26, the CIA Baghdad station in Jordan learned in a call from Iraqi security on the agency's own satellite phones that Saddam's henchmen knew all about this new proje…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 56:14
Saddam Hussein assassinated
Iraqi National Accord host_asserted
“with 80 accord members and dozens of Iraqi soldiers executed. In a TV extravaganza, six months later, the Iraqi government televised the confessions of a number of the Alawi captives, portraying the Iraqi National Accord as a CIA spy organi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 56:43
CIA funded
Iraqi National Accord host_asserted
“of course. Langley had an alternative to Shalabi, the Iraqi National Accord, INA, which British intelligence had been pushing on the CIA for months. Their SIS believed Alawi had better, deeper roots in Iraq and had a better potential of suc…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 52:40
Inter-Services Intelligence funded
Iraqi National Accord host_asserted
“of course. Langley had an alternative to Shalabi, the Iraqi National Accord, INA, which British intelligence had been pushing on the CIA for months. Their SIS believed Alawi had better, deeper roots in Iraq and had a better potential of suc…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 51 (53) @ 52:40
Mentions (6)
▶ 36:33
including the former chief of staff, all heroes from the Iran-Iraq war. There was a number of generals involved, a prime minister's son, and senior diplomats. After this happened, the CIA focused on the dissidents. There were no easy relati…
▶ 52:40
of course. Langley had an alternative to Shalabi, the Iraqi National Accord, INA, which British intelligence had been pushing on the CIA for months. Their SIS believed Alawi had better, deeper roots in Iraq and had a better potential of suc…
▶ 54:45
based in the Kurdish zone, assembled the bombs, and activists were paid to place them places. March 96, a former chief of station of Saddam's army, General Nazar Khosrowsky, defected and threw his support behind this group. There were other…
▶ 56:14
In January, it reported capture of secure communication equipment. On June 26, the CIA Baghdad station in Jordan learned in a call from Iraqi security on the agency's own satellite phones that Saddam's henchmen knew all about this new proje…
▶ 56:43
with 80 accord members and dozens of Iraqi soldiers executed. In a TV extravaganza, six months later, the Iraqi government televised the confessions of a number of the Alawi captives, portraying the Iraqi National Accord as a CIA spy organi…
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Congress voted $100 million for the project. Clinton, of course, signed it. Neither the Shalabi nor the Alawi groups had been able to topple Saddam, but they became recipients of millions and millions of U.S. dollars. Payments went on for a…