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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (148065)	9/25/2002 3:20:37 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

Bill: Every analyst who follows this issue closely understands the way in which regime change has been used in the past year. Everybody understands the alarm this has caused in the rest of the world. And everybody is waiting for clarification from Bush. We have not had that clarification. What we have had is a slow and sometimes contradictory drift towards a more acceptable policy of disarm or else (with the else being regime change). Understand this clearly: The rest of the world views the return of inspectors as the next step in the disarmament process. If we do not support the return of inspectors and choose instead to invade Iraq then we are, in the eyes of the world, not interested in disarmament as the primary goal - which is what Cheney has been telling everybody for the past year anyway.