Why Is Our Port Security For Sale?
The 50-year lease of the Port of Wilmington cannot be allowed to be enacted until a full security review has been conducted
By James A. Lyons, Jr. Admiral, USN (ret) —— Bio and Archives--May 3, 2018
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On 24 April, 2017, the Delaware General Assembly approved a $580 million 50-year lease to cede control of the Port of Wilmington to a Middle Eastern foreign co-owned company, Gulftainer, controlled by the UAE and the Iraqi Jafar family. Dr. Jafar Dhia Jafar was the chief of Saddam Hussein’s nuclear weapons program. His brother, Hamid Jafar, is the founder of the Crescent Group, the parent company of Gulftainer. Hamid plotted with Iraq’s military to sell oil to fund his brother’s nuclear weapons program in a scheme known as “Oil-For-Superweapon.” It should be remembered that Dr. Jafar was on the U.S. Central Command’s “Blacklist” and could be killed on sight!Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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