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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Alighieri who wrote (172364)7/23/2003 9:20:54 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (4) of 1572965
 
Ritter, who was there practically from the start (let me remind you that you were not) has maintained firmly that the vast majority of the weapons were destroyed up until 1998.

This is incorrect. The reason Ritter has been so heavily doubted is because he changed his story after he received the $400,000. Ritter's position in 1998, when the inspectors were denied access, was totally at odds with his position now.

Furthermore, for eight full years during Clinton's administration Saddam was absolutely, unequivocally and easily contained.

That has not been determined. It is clear that Dr. David Kay has significant news concerning WMD. Let's see what that news turns out to be.

That's a lie and no reasonable person would argue with it.

It is not a lie and if you were to re-read the news accounts of the last year you would recognize that essential aspects of the inspection (such as removal of personnel from the country) were not allowed.

We disagree about all this. Your position is political. You don't like Bush so you color the facts as required to support your criticism.
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