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To: LindyBill who wrote (2941)	1/29/2003 9:46:53 AM
From: zonder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

The Iraqis have not given the Inspectors any evidence. Bill - The inspectors did not exactly wait in the hotel for evidence the Iraqis would "give" them. Do you know what an isotope is? ----------------------------------------- It said there were no indications that Iraq could produce weapons-grade nuclear material when its inspectors left in 1998. After his inspectors returned last year they took samples from rivers, canals and lakes, testing for telltale radioisotopes. The agency's inspectors also visited all of the buildings that had been identified through satellite photos as possible sites for working on nuclear arms. . "No prohibited nuclear activities have been identified during these inspections," he said. Message 18505558 ---------------------------------------------------- lindybill@upallnight.com So are the Iraqis, I hear. They have this funny feeling that they will be killed en masse in an invasion. Somehow, I find their worries a bit more realistic...