Terence McKenna investigates the United Nations Oil for Food programme and reveals how it became the largest bribery and corruption scandal in history. Started in 1996, the programme was designed to help alleviate starvation and disease in Iraq brought on by international economic sanctions that resulted from the 1991 Gulf War. McKenna talks to many of those accused of stealing from the starving children of Iraq in a scheme planned by Saddam Hussein himself. Hard-hitting interviews feature Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Vladimir Zhirinovsky.