| Many thousands of copies of a professionally produced CD-rom are being circulated in Iraq and Kuwait on behalf of al Qaeda's man in Iraq, the Jordanian terror master Abu Musab Zarqawi. For instance: the major blast on August 19, 2003 at UN headquarters in Baghdad that killed 22 people including the UN Iraq envoy Sergio Vieira de Mello and caused the world organization to quit Baghdad was the work of an Egyptian called Abu Farida Masri. To prove this contention, Zarqawi for the first time lists names of terrorists and their nationality, accompanied by photos and unpublished particulars of the attacks they carried out. |