2001 Iraqi Document: Saddam Approved the Re-Use of Nuclear Equipments (Important Translation).

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[jveritas]

Very Important Ping.

[Names Ash Housewares]

The complete picture of Saddam's Iraq is clearly in focus now for anyone who cares to look.

David Kay: "It was absolutely prudent to go to war. The system was collapsing, Iraq was a country with desire to develop WMDs, and it was attracting terrorists like flies to honey."

[saganite]

Smoking gun? Damn sure looks like it! Once again, great work!

[BenLurkin]

"...the company claimed that they did not know that Iraq would have used them in its nuclear program."

What else did they think he'd do with something like that? Of course they knew what it was for.

[shield]

Thanks...you're right it is an important document.

[sageb1]

"The furnaces do not have the seal of the Agency but it was among the equipments of the previous program that were included in the list prepared by the agency."

So the IAEA knew the furnaces were there and the intention of the previous program. Why wouldn't they have a seal? I know absolutely nothing about these furnaces - how big they are or how difficult to transport. Why were they left in Iraq with no seal?

[jveritas]

I would like to contact David Kay and Charles Duffler who were in charge of the Iraq Survey group that looked at Iraq WMD after the toppling of Saddam regime. I would like to get their opinions on some of the documents that was found so far concerning Saddam WMD. If anyone have their contacts please let me know.

[jazusamo]

Looks to be a very important find, jveritas. Your work is much appreciated.

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[DrewsDad]

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[Fedora]

Very interesting. Regarding this:

The Degussa Vacuum furnaces were supplied to Iraq in the 1980’s by a German firm (Degussa AG based in Frankfurt Germany)

At the time Saddam handed his last-minute "compliance" to the UN in late 2002, there were some articles (NYT was one place I believe) about how he seemed to be using the disclosures to blackmail certain German companies, or something to that effect. I have the articles somewhere but will need to dig them up.

[jveritas]

These furnaces we mentioned in some IAEA documents as prohibited to be used. May be the Iraqis were not honest about the seal of IAEA or someone may have removed it, I read some other documents where there were complaint by the UN or even by the Iraqi Monitoring Directorate (local Iraqi agency) about the removal of UN inspector seals from equipments.

[Jackknife]

Check this out.......

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[sageb1]

Thanks. I do remember something about removal of seals. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

[MizSterious]

"The complete picture of Saddam's Iraq is clearly in focus now for anyone who cares to look."

But there's the rub. So few "care to look." This should be headline material for all the networks, but it doesn't even get a mention, let alone a headline.

[MEGoody]

Doesn't matter how much proof there is, the loonies will never believe that Iraq had even the intent of developing WMD, let alone actually had them at any time.

I actually had one lady the other day tell me that the UN sanctions against Iraq said that Saddam didn't have any WMD. I asked her if she knew what UN sanctions were, and she said yes, but wouldn't describe what she thought they were.

She also said that WE gave Saddam the weapons he used on the Kurds. I pointed out to her that, no matter where he got them, his use of the weapons on the Kurds proved he had WMD. Her response? "No it doesn't!"

They're looney, I tell ya.

[jveritas]

Not yet :)

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