>>>>>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?
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>Disclaimer: you may freely choose to ignore this post for any of the following reasons:
>- I am a smoker
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Dragan;

Perhaps we could resume U2 flights over Iraq to help find WMD’s. Too bad such flights had to be suspended. Do you thing Iraq would give the United States permission to fly U2’s over their country? We could also scout ideal locations for Burger Kings. The new one just opened in Baghdad at the Airport may not be enough.

Disclaimer:
>- I do not smoke.
>- I am a United States citizen
>- I am a Roman Catholic
>Any of these reasons may render my post irrelevant.

We may be in the same boat but it seems the personal reasons do not matter. Could it be that something is wrong with the activity and deeds of the Administration?

Tom