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To: zonder who wrote (17261)	4/15/2003 8:12:37 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

It's the same Blix who's oral report to the UN on resolution 1441 failed to disclose clear evidence of multiple material breaches that were cleverly hidden deeply in his nearly 300 page written report. And Blix was intentionally chosen by UN leadership opposed to war under any circumstances. He's a dove & not exactly an expert weapons inspector or manager. Just ask JW.

To: zonder who wrote (17261)	4/15/2003 8:41:53 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 89467

Could this be the same Blix who said he did not know if Iraq had WMDs, that he felt this war was planned well in advance and that the US "fabricated evidence"? Uh-huh.. sure Zonder... Just like Bush is pulling those 11 mobile labs, which were buried in CONEX containers underground in Karbala, out of his @ss too, right?? Funny how Blix and his team didn't discover those, even though US intelligence told us they existed, in defiance of UN binding resolutions... edition.cnn.com KARBALA, Iraq (CNN) -- The 2nd Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division has found about 11 vans buried underground near Karbala, Iraq, according to a senior officer. Brig. Gen. Benjamin Freakley described the vehicles as dual-use -- biological and chemical -- mobile labs. The troops also found about 1,000 pounds of documentation. The mobile labs were found buried close to an artillery ammunition plant, Freakley said He said the vehicles appeared to have been acquired since the year 2000 at a cost of approximately $1 million and raised questions about their use and whether possession of such equipment constituted a breach of U.N. sanctions. I wonder who sold them to them (or helped provide the equipment)?? Maybe that the rationale for Chirac's sudden "pragmatism" during his call to Bush today?? And why weren't the 1,000 pounds of documents turned over back in December as 1441 demanded?? Hawk@smokinggun.com

To: zonder who wrote (17261)	4/15/2003 8:49:16 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

And while we're discussing who's fabricating what, maybe you'll take note of the fact that Abu Abbas, the mastermind of the Achille Lauro hijacking (and killing of an American citizen) was capture IN BAGHDAD today... This confirms what I told you months ago about Saddam harboring and providing sanctuary to terrorists. And it seems to confirm that Abu Abbas was so "radioactive" that he couldn't persuade any other nation to permit him to reside within their borders.. (why else was he caught there?) But he was permitted to remain in Baghdad. And this is a WAR ON TERROR, not just a war on Al-Qaeda... Hawk