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

To: jlallen who wrote (447601)	8/25/2003 4:26:59 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

I'm glad to see someone has acknowledged the physical reality that inspectors indeed were let into Iraq. At least you recognize that lying about this fact is not productive. Perhaps you should inform President Bush of this. What Bush said inartfully was that the inspectors were not let in to do the job they were supposed to do.... Were the inspectors too busy being misled by Bush? <<< U.N. sources have told CBS News that American tips have lead to one dead end after another. Example: satellite photographs purporting to show new research buildings at Iraqi nuclear sites. When the U.N. went into the new buildings they found "nothing." Example: Saddam's presidential palaces, where the inspectors went with specific coordinates supplied by the U.S. on where to look for incriminating evidence. Again, they found "nothing." Example: Interviews with scientists about the aluminum tubes the U.S. says Iraq has imported for enriching uranium, but which the Iraqis say are for making rockets. Given the size and specification of the tubes, the U.N. calls the "Iraqi alibi air tight." >>> cbsnews.com