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To: Peach
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Secretary of State Colin Powell said Sunday a French and German proposal for additional weapons inspectors would not solve the standoff with Iraq, saying it was now time for the U.N. Security Council to "go into session and find whether or not serious consequences are due at this time."

Speaking on the "Fox News Sunday" program, Powell said he had not been presented with the reported proposal to boost the number of inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction programs but that it was past time for such action. Iraq's leader Saddam Hussein has not complied with U.N. resolution 1441 passed in November that required Iraq to disarm or face "serious consequences," he said.

http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/reuters20030209_79.html
32 posted on 02/09/2003 7:38:10 AM PST by TLBSHOW (God Speed as Angels trending upward dare to fly Tribute to the Risk Takers)
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To: TLBSHOW
Thanks for the link, TLBSHOW. As you can see, we're all on edge but I expect we won't start anything until after Blix makes his final report to the UN on the 14th.
34 posted on 02/09/2003 7:40:43 AM PST by Peach
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To: TLBSHOW
Have you seen this speech announced on the other cable news networks or the big three?

I would think at this point in time, that the media would have camera crews following the movements of the President and Ari Fleischer as close as permitted. The President or his Press Secretary could make significant news at the drop of a hat in these dicey times...

But instead most of the media seems to have a serious Colin fixation. [attempted pun]

40 posted on 02/09/2003 7:50:45 AM PST by jriemer
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