>>>>>I don't know why the question exists either.
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>>>Are you for real?
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>>Yep. At Tracy pointed out, the case has been made repeatedly that Iraq had WMDs. They claimed they destroyed them. Hans Blix pointed out that for a regime that is one of the best in the Middle East for documenting things, they had absolutely no documentation that the WMDs were destroyed. Now, if you want to look at that and say, yep, I believe them, that's your business.
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>One thing bothered me here: during the last months before the invasion, the Washington regime often announced they have the evidence (satellite imagery etc) of the whereabouts of WMD in Iraq. The inspectors were present, and allegedly looking at all the wrong places.
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>Why have I never heard of them passing this information to the inspectors to check it out?

I recently heard Mr. Blix say that the inspectors got significant information from the U.S. but every follow-up proved fruitless.

There was no time to wait while Mr. Blix followed useless leads but now patience is demanded despite having run of the countryside and access to whomever they may need.

Methinks Mr. Chalaby painted exactly the picture the cabal needed so it was framed and presented to President Bush as his license to war.

It's proving to be as fake as Mr. Chalaby's Jordanian bank of 20+ years ago.


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