Saddam and Tariq Aziz and with former Zambian president Kaunda

The transcript discusses support for Iraq's stance against falsehood, criticizes US threats and plans for Iraq post-regime change, and highlights US ambitions to control Iraq. It also covers the inspection of sites related to vaccines and allegations against the Al-Abraj Company regarding US satellite targeting.

What does the speaker imply about President Bush's plan to appoint a military general in Iraq?

• It indicates a desire to control Iraq.

• It shows a lack of interest in Iraq.

• It is a step towards peace.

• It is a move to support Iraq's independence.

According to the speaker, what is the real reason behind the U.S. interest in Iraq?

• To help Iraq develop its economy.

• To control Iraq and its people.

• To promote democracy in the region.

• To protect Iraq from external threats.

What does the speaker suggest about the U.S. intentions for Iraq in the 21st century?

• To make Iraq a U.S. colony.

• To support Iraq's independence.

• To promote cultural exchange.

• To ignore Iraq's political situation.

What did the speaker find during the inspection of the vaccine lab?

• Evidence of weapons of mass destruction.

• Documents unrelated to the lab's purpose.

• Remnants of a vaccine lab and related documents.

• A fully operational vaccine production facility.

What was the claim about the company producing alcoholic materials?

• It was a key supplier to the Iraqi government.

• It was unaffected by any inspections.

• It was a front for weapon production.

• It was destroyed by American satellites.