Listing of Articles Relating to Iraqi Sanctions being Lifted pre-2003

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[eyespysomething]

1. Turkish Probe, December 15, 2002, 2354 words, LAST WEEK IN PERSPECTIVE

2. Agence France Presse -- English, November 21, 2002 Thursday, International News, 629 words, Iraq seeks successful UN inspections to lift war threat, FARUK SHUKRI, BAGHDAD, Nov 21

3. Agence France Presse -- English, November 18, 2002 Monday, International News, 827 words, Inspectors arrive in Baghdad as US warns Iraq against attacking planes, BAGHDAD, Nov 18

4. AFX European Focus, November 14, 2002 Thursday, GENERAL; GOVERNMENT, 225 words, Iraq wants deal on UN resolution to lead to end of sanctions - report, BAGHDAD

5. Agence France Presse -- English, November 14, 2002 Thursday, International News, 568 words, Iraq wants deal on Resolution 1441 to lead to end of sanctions, BAGHDAD, Nov 14

6. Agence France Presse -- English, November 14, 2002 Thursday, International News, 758 words, Iraq wants deal on Resolution 1441 to lead to end of sanctions, FARUK SHUKRI, BAGHDAD, Nov 14

7. Agence France Presse -- English, November 14, 2002 Thursday, International News, 172 words, Qatar urges UN and Iraq to work together and lift sanctions, DOHA, Nov 14

[Just mythoughts]

bookmarked

[unspun]

Per G-Man.....pinging for the pajama sleuths!

Oh, come on. Can't we just leave the job to those dedicated investigative reporters at seeBS?

Or, Woodstein! Where's Woodstein!

[Avenger]

Here is another one:

http://www.fas.org/news/iraq/2000/10/iraq-001005b.htm

[ApesForEvolution]

Marker BTTT

[processing please hold]

Damned good posting....damned good.

[ez2muz]

Great idea; smart post.
Book-marked for later

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[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!!

[philosofy123]

Whatever happen to Ritter. He is no longer on TV. I imagined the Dems would be interviewing him all the time to diss this administration?

[jellybean]

I don't have time to read the entire list of articles. There may be some new ones at Global Policy Forum

[alancarp]

Hussein had two problems: sanctions and people looking for his weapons. He needed the world on his side. He bribed Europe and Russia through high-dollar contracts to get them to side with him on sanctions. He bribed the UN to do likewise, plus not press on inspections.

Those two things explain why Hussein was willing to part with his ill-gotten wealth. It also explains why there was No Time Period Of Any Kind that would have been long enough for us to wait "until inspections played out," for the inspections were undoubtedly compromised at the source.

Fortunately for the world, Hussein didn't compromise the United States veto.

Glad to be able to Bump this thread.

[unspun]

Damned good posting....damned good.

Why thanks, chief. ;-`

[MistyCA]

Good find.

[MistyCA]

lol!

[Springman]

Bookmarking bump. Thanks for the ping.

[MistyCA]

My pleasure. :)

[VOA]

Poor Saddam, Uday, Quasay, and all the Baathists.
They learned too late that "timing is everything".

[TeleStraightShooter]

"Money skimmed off of U.N.-supervised oil sales ended up with men like Shakir al-Khafaji, an Iraqi American in Michigan. Al-Khafaji provided former U.N. arms inspector Scott Ritter with $400,000 to make the anti-sanctions film In Shifting Sands.

http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/apostolou200410080926.asp

[PsyOp]

Bio-Chemical Weapons & Saddam: A History.

[eyespysomething]

Thanks.

[Claire Voyant]

You MUST REMOVE me from your ping list....I have asked you about three times now.....thanks.