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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (30824)4/5/2003 10:49:02 AM
From: RealMuLan   of 74559
 
Maurice, >>Or maybe China or ex-USSR have lost one.<<

I think Russian already "officially" admitted that they have 40 or so portable Nuclear weapons uncounted for. that is why some people speculated OBL has acquired some. I don't think China has ever lost any. Even during the most chaos period of the Cultural Revolution, the military was still very stable and well controlled. And not to mention China still has no portable nuclear weapons, and it is very hard to lost big ones.

>>Saddam has been out parading around town. The absurd speculation about whether it's him or not continuing unabated.<<

Yeah, it is such an irony. I don't understand it why the US is so obsessed with whether Saddam is alive. Iraq will has resistance even if after he dies, not to mention he has a son to take over.

Looks like nothing happened to the airport yet?

And this following news is not surprised me because I just cannot believe that Russia, with so much has invested in Iraq can sit there quietly and watching Iraq being destroyed. That is just not the nature of "Russian bears"<g>

Russian Military Rushes to Help Saddam

newsmax.com

Stewart Stogel

Thursday April 3, 2003

Baghdad, Iraq -- "Yes there are Russian (military) advisors in Baghdad, this is true." So says a Russian diplomat in New York with ties to the military in Moscow.
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