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To: kumar who wrote (73985)	2/14/2003 5:53:12 PM
From: Sig	Respond to of 281500

<<< Their job is not to go find the substances, but to verify that they were destroyed. >>> Something wrong about that Blix mentioned today 1000 tons in all. Would equal perhaps 2500 -400# drums or barrels Assume it is part vx- where < 1 drop kills If sent to an special incinerator there has to be many witnesses with all the safety precautions required - hence records of the disposition. . Or he buried it ? Buried it?. What if some innocent farmer or a village puts down a well. The place has got to be marked and recorded. And anthrax can last for years, which is why horses are buried over 6 ft deep and covered with quick-lime. Weird Wonder if he is hiding something? Sig

To: kumar who wrote (73985)	2/14/2003 5:53:58 PM
From: Karen Lawrence	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 281500

Kumar. OH!!! Thanks for that great explanation. Right then, well they had better produce those weapons or explain where they went!!!~