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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (6800)	5/12/2003 1:53:49 PM
From: Skywatcher	Respond to of 15516

And the results???? ZEEEEEEERO and the BIG LIE continues Frustrated, U.S. Arms Team to Leave IraqTask Force Unable To Find Any Weapons By Barton Gellman Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday 11 May 2003 BAGHDAD -- The group directing all known U.S. search efforts for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq is winding down operations without finding proof that President Saddam Hussein kept clandestine stocks of outlawed arms, according to participants. The 75th Exploitation Task Force, as the group is formally known, has been described from the start as the principal component of the U.S. plan to discover and display forbidden Iraqi weapons. The group's departure, expected next month, marks a milestone in frustration for a major declared objective of the war. Leaders of Task Force 75's diverse staff -- biologists, chemists, arms treaty enforcers, nuclear operators, computer and document experts, and special forces troops -- arrived with high hopes of early success. They said they expected to find what Secretary of State Colin L. Powell described at the U.N. Security Council on Feb. 5 -- hundreds of tons of biological and chemical agents, missiles and rockets to deliver the agents, and evidence of an ongoing program to build a nuclear bomb.

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (6800)	5/13/2003 1:05:02 AM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 15516

"The Great Game Prescott Bush would demonstrate strong loyalty to the firm he joined in 1926. And the bank, with the scope and power of many ordinary nations, could amply reward its agents. George Bush's Grandfather Walker had put the enterprise together, quietly, secretly, using all the international connections at his disposal. Let us briefly look back at the beginning of the Harriman firm--the Bush family enterprise--and follow its course into one of history's darkest projects. " kmf.org >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I've come across references to Prescott Bush b4. I believe TP might have mentioned him as well. "we may have to make our own art." Go for it! Observation, intuition and imagination help us make sense of our complicated world.