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international oil industry, while at the same time limiting his ability
to threaten Israel. The aim of the United States was for Saddam
Hussein to kill 300 000 Arabs living in the delta marshes of southern
Iraq, who were in the way of the oil companies.
The United States tried to involve the UN in a military inter-
vention to liberate the emirate, thereby increasing the pressure on
Saddam Hussein, but they were met with initial resistance against
Operation Desert Storm. The atmosphere changed, however, in Octo-
ber 1990, when a Kuwaiti nurse and a surgeon from Kuwait City, in
tears before a human rights commission, told of how the Iraqi bar-
barians had gone berserk in the hospitals of the occupied capital.
They had crushed the incubators, throwing the newborn babies on
the floor and letting them die there. The tale caused indignation all
over the world and made a decisive contribution to the cause of
those promoting a military intervention against Iraq.
The lies were exposed in March 1992. The story about the incu-
bator killings had been invented by an advertising agency in New
York, which had received 20 million dollars from the exiled emir of
Kuwait. The man who had testified was not a surgeon, and the "re-
fugee girl" was the daughter of a Kuwaiti diplomat. Both had been
made to practise their "eye witness statements" for days, and had
received English tuition specifically for that purpose.
Operation Desert Storm cost one billion dollars a day. The allies,
led by the United States, killed some 500 000 Iraqi soldiers, accor-
ding to former Attorney General, Ramsey Clark. He admitted in
Stockholm on 5 December 1991, that the allies had annihilated an
entire Iraqi division moving north after the ceasefire of 26 February
1991. Thousands of soldiers were buried, alive or dead, in the
trenches. According to the rules of war, wounded enemy soldiers
must be given medical treatment.
The Jewish-American historian Dr John Coleman revealed that
President George Bush gave orders to kill 150 000 Iraqi soldiers, that
made up a military convoy marked with white flags, heading out of
Kuwait, back to Iraq.
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