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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR

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To: TigerPaw who wrote (24701)6/8/2003 1:32:14 PM
From: Thomas M.  Read Replies (1) of 25898
 
So they got rid of them.

The Bush Administration's most prized Iraqi source said that. But the Bush Administration lied to us by omitting that crucial part of his testimony.

It's also possible the materials degraded.

It's also possible they lied about having WMD in the first place, for self defense.

It's also possible they did have WMD, for self defense.

<<< The little evidence we have—serious evidence—indicates that the 1981 Israeli bombing of the Osirak reactor probably stimulated and may have initiated the Iraqi nuclear weapons development program. They were engaged in building a nuclear plant, but what it was nobody knew. It was investigated on the ground after the bombing by a well-known nuclear physicist from Harvard—I believe he was head of the Harvard physics department at the time. He published his analysis in the leading scientific journal, Nature. According to him, it was a power plant. He’s an expert on this topic. Other Iraqi sources, exiled, have indicated—we can’t prove it—that nothing much was going on. They may have been toying with the idea of nuclear weapons, but that the bombing of it did stimulate the nuclear weapons program. >>>

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Tom
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