Philosopher claims Gulf war never happened

A controversial French philosopher has reiterated claims that the Gulf War never happened.

Philosopher claims Gulf war never happened
Mon, 19 Mar, 2001 - 10:34

A controversial French philosopher has reiterated claims that the Gulf War never happened.

He has angered New Zealand military officers during a visit there by saying the public should not believe everything they see on TV.

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