To: finnman69
Washington dismissed Iraq's statement and demanded a more aggressive U.N. hunt for arms of mass destruction as inspectors in Iraq trudged past camels and through a foul-smelling desert site.
So far they have found nothing untoward, apart from some old artillery shells containing mustard gas that the U.N. already knew about.I think this needs repeating. Too bad the real evidence is still waiting to be found.
116 posted on
12/04/2002 6:24:37 PM PST by
Magoo
To: Magoo
'So far they have found nothing untoward, apart from
some old artillery shells containing mustard gas that the U.N. already knew about.'
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I understand the explanation, but I don't understand how it fits with the continued denial by the Iraqis of possessing ANY WMD's. Are they busy adding a PS to their report that says 'except for a few canisters of mustard gas that the UN already knew about'? Since they are playing a game with all of us here, you would think they would at least acknowledge the things they know we are already monitoring rather than continue with these ridiculous blanket denials. [...unless of course someone can come up with a great alternative use for mustard gas thereby making it a 'dual use' item.]
117 posted on
12/04/2002 6:49:41 PM PST by
Route66
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