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To: aladin who wrote (45825)	9/22/2002 1:48:07 AM
From: D. Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

To this there can be only one blunt reply, and Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham delivered it yesterday: "No backtracking, cheating or fooling around" will be tolerated. The inspectors must not be denied access to anything, even a broom closet. Wow. Glad someone in the Canadian government has cajones. I think something is starting to solidify here. Iraq is now vowing not to recognize any new UNSC resolutions that would spell out consequences for non-compliance. The US is negotiating the price for the Russian vote in the UNSC for a new, enforceable, resolution. Casus belli. news.bbc.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------------- On Saturday, Iraq said it would ignore any new resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council. The announcement, which followed a meeting involving President Saddam Hussein and senior officials, accused the US of trying to push a "new, bad" resolution. US President George W Bush is calling for the Security Council to lay out specific consequences for Iraq if it fails to comply fully with existing resolutions on weapons inspections. Derek