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Readers of our April 28 exclusive on the abuses of Saddam's rule were outraged more by the failure of U.S. forces to protect Iraq's museum and hospitals than by the dictator's brutality. One called the security lapse "a disgrace," another tartly noted, "the oil fields were perfectly protected."
Inside Saddam's Iraq
I would like to comment on your special report "The Saddam Files" (April 28). The caption accompanying the photos of looted palace fixtures reads, "The post-Saddam looting binge was an inevitable result of the corruption his police state fostered." I think the looting, which was a direct result of poor U.S. security arrangements for the ...