As protracted debacles go, the US-led invasion of Iraq and the SCO Groups fruitless prosecution of IBM over Linux have a few things in common. They were both ill advised. Both wasted huge amounts of money. And both draw near universal contempt and condemnation. Now they have another connection. One of two private investors buying SCOs Unix and mobile portfolio is listed among those to have profited from the Iraq war, The H has discovered. The Iraq list is operated by campaign and monitoring group Corporate Watch.

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