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Iraq Parliment REJCTS UN resolution
Various, KDKA radio, MetroSource news | 11/12/02 | NA

Posted on 11/12/2002 2:36:11 AM PST by prisoner6

At 5:30 AM eastern KDKA radio announced and MetroSource newswire confirms Iraq rejects the UN resolution.

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TOPICS: Breaking News; Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: iraq; saddam; un; war
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To: Always Right
Iraq isn't exactly a democracy....everyone knows if parliament said something Saddam was against they'd lose their heads. This vote was unanimous because it's what Saddam wants.
21 posted on 11/12/2002 3:15:39 AM PST by arielb
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To: prisoner6
You can't believe this isn't up? I can't believe I AM UP! ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ;-) Thanks for posting it. :-)
22 posted on 11/12/2002 3:17:05 AM PST by areafiftyone
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To: prisoner6
Heard on Fox and Friends this morning that Saddam's son thinks they should accept it but have Arab inspectors involved who know about biological and nuclear weapons.
23 posted on 11/12/2002 3:18:39 AM PST by areafiftyone
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To: arielb
'Iraq isn't exactly a democracy....'

Wow, I never knew.........

24 posted on 11/12/2002 3:19:31 AM PST by Always Right
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To: prisoner6
Don't be fooled. This is all going according Saddam's plan.

Bush claimed to want "Regime Change". Then he backedoff and said that if Saddam disarmed the regime would change. Now Saddam is going to show that despite the fact that his parliamentary stooges are telling him to fight. He has "changed" and is willing to do what it takes for there to be peace.

It really seems quite obvious. His son is just playing his part. Turn off the jets, the inspectors are going in . . . . for now!
25 posted on 11/12/2002 3:25:38 AM PST by Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit
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To: prisoner6
Isn't November 22, a new Moon
26 posted on 11/12/2002 3:26:35 AM PST by The Wizard
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To: prisoner6
Iraq Parliment . . lol that's funny.
27 posted on 11/12/2002 3:38:09 AM PST by ChadGore
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To: ChadGore
It must be packed with Saddam look-alikes. hehehe
28 posted on 11/12/2002 3:41:20 AM PST by goldstategop
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To: John Lenin
Let's get something useful out of all this.

I say we lead off by dropping in trial lawyers first. Lots of them.
29 posted on 11/12/2002 3:49:05 AM PST by Tennessee_Bob
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To: The Wizard
Isn't November 22, a new Moon

Well, they just had a new moon which kicks off the Rubadong holiday thingee. Does it end at the next new moon? Not really up on their heathenistic practices :)

30 posted on 11/12/2002 4:08:21 AM PST by chance33_98
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To: prisoner6
I saw this on C-Minus NN.

The reporter was shameful. Absolutely shameful.

She reported it as a given that the Iraqi "Parliment" is a legitimate and democratic legislative body.

She said "a host of Iraqi leaders must examine this ruling."

What! There are no leaders in Iraq except their dictator! A ruling? Ha!

Thanks CNN for not dissapointing me. You are as terrible as ever.

31 posted on 11/12/2002 4:33:27 AM PST by SkyPilot
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To: Miss Marple
Aren't they debating again today?

It is today. It's 3:30PM in Bagdad now.
32 posted on 11/12/2002 4:37:39 AM PST by self_evident
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To: John Lenin
Here Come The Warm Jets

Baby's on fire

Brian Eno bump!
33 posted on 11/12/2002 4:45:50 AM PST by GodBlessRonaldReagan
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To: xm177e2
I agree. He will suddenly agree friday. He's going to use all of his alloted time. This is just more propaganda for the press.
34 posted on 11/12/2002 4:49:02 AM PST by mtbrandon49
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To: prisoner6
How many votes in the Iraqi Parliament are needed to override a Saddam veto?
35 posted on 11/12/2002 4:49:24 AM PST by Momaw Nadon
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To: The Wizard
December 4 is the new moon.
36 posted on 11/12/2002 4:50:48 AM PST by Slip18
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To: prisoner6
Another ploy by Saddam to delay and polarize. The demand by Saddam's son to include Arab inspectors signals the Arab souk mentality. Saddam will try to negotiate conditions over the inspection regime and then eventually cave giving him more time to hide and disperse his weapons. The US should stand firm that there is no negotiating over conditions and that if an unconditional acceptance is not received from Saddam by Friday, military action will be taken. Hopefully, we will not have to go back to the Security Council to address Saddam's "concerns." You can bet the French and others will be more than happy to broker another solution consuming even more time.
37 posted on 11/12/2002 4:51:15 AM PST by kabar
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To: prisoner6
Iraq Parliment REJCTS UN resolution

"Iraq parliment" is an oxymoron.

38 posted on 11/12/2002 4:57:25 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
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To: goldstategop
They'll give Saddam til Friday. If no answer's forthcoming by then, the tanks will roll!.

Yea, I too think that Fri. will be a BIG news day especially around 10:36am EST, or what ever the time was the UN faxed Saddam the resolution. Saddam might come out 5 minutes before the deadline and tells the inspectors to come on in. Or Saddam rejects and(I hope) Pres. Bush comes out at about 10:45 and tell us the bombing has begun.

39 posted on 11/12/2002 4:59:45 AM PST by OXENinFLA
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To: prisoner6; Gunrunner2; IronJack; belmont_mark; Scholastic; Askel5; SLB
This is a ploy. The Iraqi Congress has rejected the UN ultimatum unanimously. Now, it is Saddam's turn to step in and play the statesman by agreeing to the UN resolution in the interests of peace. Even if Saddam were to fully comply (which he probably won't in the end), I think war is certain because President Bush is set on invasion to avenge his father. Latest radio "intel" indicates that Saddam has distributed one million nerve gas "antidotes" to his troops in furtherance of what I have been saying for months--the US is going to take CBR casualties from a Saddam who thanks to US policy has nowhere to go and nothing to lose.
40 posted on 11/12/2002 5:36:34 AM PST by rightwing2
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