HARDtalk
with Zaab Sethna of the
Iraqi National Congress
Two
months after the war in Iraq weapons of mass destruction have yet
to be found.
In
both Washington and London, politicians are defending their reputations
- shoring up the argument that they did have evidence that Iraq
represented a threat beyond its own borders.
In
the United States there is concern over where exactly the information
came from.
It's
well known that those close to the President were advised by the
leader of the Iraqi National Congress (INC).
Did
the INC overplay the case for the existence of weapons of mass destruction?
And will they now participate in an Iraqi Political Council appointed
by the US?
Senior
INC adviser Zaab Sethna talks to Tim Sebastian.
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