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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (390400)	4/11/2003 3:52:05 PM
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"and no obvious cross-checking with any of the authorities responsible the inspecting that site in January." I watched on air reports that has been reported by myself & others on SI that have done so & noted that the latest round of inspectors were unaware of this recently built massive underground facility. Does this make it so? No. I've noticed that the Pentagon has gone out of its' way to be silent on many reported "finds", other than to say that there has been no confirmed evidence yet. The pentagon, Rumsfeld & other senior officials have repeatedly said that extensive testing & reviews of all evidence will be done before they will confirm or deny any evidence of WMD's. They have consistently said it will take time & that other countries will be involved in testing & reviewing evidence. I think they are being prudent. And let's remember that this war is not over. Out troops have been in country for three weeks & two days. If giving the UN 12 years was insufficient time, then the US should be given ample time AFTER this war ends to search for, review, test & conclude whether there WMD's are present. That is quite fair IMO.