Question: You say that this is a secret camp. But what was it like? Was it something you drove by and could see on the highway? Did you need special clearance to go there? How would you describe this place, this location?
Answer: If you‘re driving on those farm roads, you could probably see the edges of the camp, but you wouldn‘t realize this is a special camp. The camp is huge. And the locations for the training are far from anybody can see them from the outside. But even when we have visitors, even at the level of a minister, or even higher than a minister in the Iraqi government, they will have to drive around the camp or be driven in the camp inside very specific type of a vehicle. They will sit on the back seat, for example, of this vehicle and they would have ... in addition to the shaded windows, they will have to pull down curtains and they snap those curtains on the bottom, to make sure nobody can see anything outside this vehicle while they‘re driven around.
Question: This is even government officials [who] are not allowed to see this kind of training?
Answer: Yes. At the very highest level, they cannot see this training.
Question: What kind of training went on, and who was being trained?
Answer: Training is majorly on terrorism. They would be trained on assassinations, kidnapping, hijacking of airplanes, hijacking of buses, public buses, hijacking of trains and all other kinds of operations related to terrorism.

Question: The people being trained were Iraqis in one group, and non-Iraqis, or foreign nationals, in another?
Answer: Non-Iraqis were trained separately from us. There were strict orders not to meet with them and not to talk to them. And even when they conduct their training, their training has to occur at times different from the times when we conduct the Iraqis our own training.

The opposition is getting tricky these days with their propaganda because
they are losing. More insidious ways of persuading American citizens that
the war on Iraq must be waged on their civilian populations are starting to
creep up, especially on the IMC.

Even if we accept the legitimacy of the informant, and the credibility of any
informant should still be questioned after the collapse of the US's integrity in
gathering intelligence (forged documents, graduate student papers, foreign
refugees coerced by right wing interests). The sentiments against Saddam
and Bin Laden are not unfounded, but the implication of them justifying more
bloodshed is archaic thinking from the 20th century whose time has come
to an end.

Does Japan's imperialist oppression of mainland nations (the Sin-Japanese
War and all of its consequences) justify the obliteration of civilian populations
in urban centers? Hiroto and Hitler were butchers no doubt, but Eisenhower
and the Roosevelt Administration were the architects, who remained silent
while Jews were slaughtered, and only entered the fray on a pretense--a
forewarned bombing of an American naval base and an opportunity to utilize
the atomic bomb.

The US has just tested the MOAB.