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To: 4figureau who wrote (3603)	3/5/2003 7:35:48 PM
From: 4figureau	Respond to of 5423

U.S. Orders Two Iraqi Diplomats to Leave UNITED NATIONS - The United States has ordered two Iraqi diplomats to leave the country, Iraq (news - web sites)'s U.N. ambassador said Wednesday. Ambassador Mohammed Al-Douri said the two men were ordered out of the United States because their behavior was in contradiction to their diplomatic status. This is the usual diplomatic language that refers to spying. Al-Douri said the men were informed of the expulsion order Tuesday at 6 p.m. EST and were given 72 hours to leave the United States. "They are the security personnel of the mission, the guards," the ambassador told The Associated Press. "They are living in the basement of the (Iraqi) mission." story.news.yahoo.com

To: 4figureau who wrote (3603)	3/5/2003 11:32:36 PM
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Update: XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX WED MARCH 05, 2003 18:31:52 ET XXXXX BUSH MAKES THE CALL Exclusive President Bush on Wednesday night was to make the ultimate call whether to strike and invade Iraq with military force, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned. A top White House source offered few details, but did reveal the president would make a "defining decision" by morning. The news comes just hours after Bush discussed top secret battle plans at the White House with his national security team and Army Gen. Tommy Franks, the man who would lead American forces in Iraq. Military officials said the president had been told that an attack against Iraq could be carried out within the next several days, the NEW YORK TIMES is reporting on Thursday. Plans for a major speech on Iraq next week by the president were under review. Bush might give Saddam a very short time period to disarm completely, perhaps as little as 72 hours, before military action. Officials said a number of options for fighting were now ready. Developing...