Someone from Saddam's cabinet has benefitted from the war:


Arab TV news channel offers job to al-Sahhaf
29-04-2003, 20:39


An Arab TV news channel has offered a job to former Iraqi Information
Minister Mohammed Said al-Sahhaf.

Sahhaf, who became a global celebrity for his persistant refusal to admit
that US troops were in Baghdad, has been told by the Dubai-based Al-Arabiya
channel that there is a job waiting for him.

"We see no problem in having Mr. Sahhaf join us. First of all, Sahhaf is not
on the list of the 55 Iraqis most wanted by the Americans, and he won
international fame. We would be happy to have him on our team," Ali
Al-Hedeithy, the head of Al-Arabiya told AFP.

Al-Arabiya noted that it had already plucked from the ranks of Saddam's
officials former UN ambassador Mohammad Aldouri for a recent series of
interviews on the Iraq war. (Albawaba.com)


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