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4/02/2004

The Times, the "Returning Lord," and the returning lord

On Mar. 23, the guy in charge of Ahmed Chalabi's PR -- Charles Black, Jr. -- was involved with an event (pictures) at the Dirksen Senate Office Building celebrating the divine status of the Washington Times owner as the "returning lord" of humanity. Today, the Washington Times has a nice write-up on Chalabi by the editor of the paper.

It's been claimed before, but the Times says Chalabi now has proof of a plot to frame him for defrauding banks in Jordan...in fact, the Times now reports, he was framed by Saddam Hussein!

Today, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained mathematician says he has the documents that will prove he was framed by two Husseins — Saddam and the late king of Jordan — who wanted to put an end to his anti-Iraqi activities. Jordan used to get most of its oil from Iraq free of charge or heavily discounted, which explains why King Hussein declined to join the anti-Iraq coalition in the 1991 Gulf war.

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