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To: lorne who wrote (113718)	9/3/2003 11:45:37 AM
From: Noel de Leon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

You asked for documentation that the UN got rid of Iraq's WMDs. This can mean: either 1) Document that the WMDs were removed/destroyed or 2)Document that the UN got rid of them. I chose to combine the two and state that the UN got rid of them. I can see that there is a finite probability that the WMDs still exist and that they may never be found. I believe that this probability is rapidly going towards zero. As for changing my mind because I clarified what I said by allowing for the probability of the existence of A FEW WMDs hidden in Iraq, that's a stretch. I apologize for saying "Well maybe they are buried someplace according to Lorne". It was uncalled for.