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To: epicure who wrote (132983)5/14/2004 11:00:50 AM
From: Neocon  Read Replies (3) of 281500
 
From the NYT, January of 2003:

As expected, Hans Blix, chief inspector for biological and chemical weapons, told the Security Council that he had not yet uncovered hard evidence that conclusively proved that Iraq is developing prohibited weapons. But as he rightly recognized, that fact does nothing to sustain Baghdad's unsupported assertions of innocence. Mr. Blix distinguished between the superficial cooperation Iraq has provided and its lack of cooperation on the core matter of what it has done with its weapons programs since the last round of inspections ended in 1998. Iraq has forfeited numerous opportunities to remedy the omissions and discrepancies in the badly flawed weapons declaration it submitted last December. It has provided no satisfactory accounting for alarming quantities of nerve gas and anthrax it is known to have possessed.

nytimes.com
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