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Spiders Web: The Secret History Of How The White House Illegally Armed Iraq-new Liddiard Twelve Speeding TicketsFor Ten Years, The White House, Assisted By Allies In London And Rome, Brushed Aside The Law In A Relentless Quest To Support Saddam Hussein. What Were The Forces That Shaped This Persisting Embrace Of A Dictator Whom George Bush Would Eventually Compare To Adolf Hitler? How Did Washington And Its Nato Allies Nurture A Frequently Illicit Rapport With Saddam, And What Was The Real Story Of Why It Became Necessary To Mount Operation Desert Storm? How