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To: GST who wrote (147869)	9/22/2002 12:10:18 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

GST, I just wanted to post the news I came across. I truly cannot make time to debate it. It is not that I don't care. Please understand that.

To: GST who wrote (147869)	9/22/2002 12:13:30 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

GST, I do want to say this situation intersts me a lot and I wish I could make the proper amount of time to research it better.

To: GST who wrote (147869)	9/22/2002 1:59:40 PM
From: Oeconomicus	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 164684

Iraq says it won't abide by new U.N. resolutions The Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON -- In a bid to pre-empt the United States and further divide the United Nations, Iraq reversed course Saturday and said it would not abide by any new U.N. resolution allowing weapons inspectors access to key presidential compounds. Baghdad's latest gambit came as the Bush administration was preparing for a week of intense lobbying at home and at the United Nations to win passage of at least one resolution needed to confront Iraqi President Saddam Hussein over his failure to surrender weapons of mass destruction. While Washington is still pursuing a diplomatic course, the administration is also fine-tuning military plans in the event Iraq fails to cooperate. President Bush is now reviewing detailed military options delivered to the White House by the Pentagon earlier this month, U.S. officials said Saturday. accessatlanta.com Translation for slow learners, by paragraph: 1) Conditional and limited access; refusal to abide by UN resolutions. 2) Bush working with UN to get the necessary new resolution(s). 3) Bush keeping the heat on. PS: Re "that would be a sort of "fast-track" disarm or else policy -- but it is still completely different from regime change as a policy." That's rich - "fast-track disarm or we'll kick your butt, but we still won't call it regime change."