UN reveals chilling file on germ war arsenal

The Times ^ | March 8, 2003 | James Bone

[MadIvan]

I would hope that Straw and Powell dragged de Villepin out into the hall and gave him a good old-fashioned "b**** slapping". How could he ignore this report?

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Bump!

[Mo1]

Is this the same report that Blix DID NOT mention in his report today?

[Iowa Granny]

I would hope that Straw and Powell dragged de Villepin out into the hall and gave him a good old-fashioned "b**** slapping".

I'll second that.

[My Favorite Headache]

France won't care until they are facing a bio attack in Paris.

[goodnesswins]

TICK...TICK...TICK...

[texasbluebell]

France won't care until they are facing a bio attack in Paris.

And let's see who they come crying to then...

[harpseal]

The reason the French foreign minister can ignore this report is that France sees itself as a counterweight to Iraq and a long time friend of Iraq. They have a whole lot of history there including a period of occupation, I think I am admittedly uncertain about it. DeVillempan is just doing what his government feels will agrandise France. At this point IMHO the UN is being shown to be as absolutely irrelevant as was the League of Nations.

That is not necessarily a bad thing as we all need to look at reality.

[Brian Mosely]

How could he ignore this report?

That's easy. It's because he doesn't have to worry about getting attacked by Saddam. We do. Saddam isn't going to gas his best friends and allies now, is he?

[MadIvan]

Is this the same report that Blix DID NOT mention in his report today?

Precisely, so it is up to us (and the Times) to broadcast this as widely as possible.

Regards, Ivan

[Hoosier-Daddy]

Or someone flies a plane into the Eiffel Tower...

[MadIvan]

That's easy. It's because he doesn't have to worry about getting attacked by Saddam. We do. Saddam isn't going to gas his best friends and allies now, is he?

Of course there is the question of who sold him the smallpox in the first place. If it turns out to be France, it will truly be time to turn the screw.

Regards, Ivan

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[bayareablues]

Will this report be posted anywhere?

[MadIvan]

Apparently not - sounds like the Times had some doing to get a hold of it.

Regards, Ivan

[L,TOWM]

They won't care then, unless they do not get occupied so that they can exchange sexual favors with their occupiers for chocolates, cigarettes, and nylons. If they can't have fast, rough (yet good) surrender, followed by a long, hard occupation, then the French will get aggressive.

[shezza]

How could he ignore this report?

De Villepin would ignore it even if it had a WMD recipe in Saddam's own handwriting on the back and was stapled to his forehead.* The French are complicit up to their eyeballs and don't want us to go into Iraq because they're afraid we'll find their thumbprint and "made in France" all over the place.

[Dog]

Yes Mo....it is the one.

[L,TOWM]

That might p!$$ them off, unless the Tour Eifel was filled with nothing but american tourists. If that's the case, the damned frogs would probably bury the terrorists right next to Napoleon.

[BurbankKarl]

That can't possibly be correct. PepiLepin would have said something.