“Over the past month, the U.S. military has periodically sent e-mail to Iraqi military and government officials urging them to protect their families by helping U.N. inspectors and turning away from Saddam Hussein.|U.S. government officials won’t comment on the campaign, but according to sources in Iraq and Iraqis living in the United States, each time the e-mails are sent, Internet access all over Iraq soon suffers a ‘service outage.’ Service resumes after the U.S. military missives have been purged from inboxes. ” Michelle Delio —U.S. Tries E-Mail to Charm IraqisWired)
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