To: h0db who wrote (130371 ) 4/29/2004 1:32:47 AM From: Hawkmoon Respond to And I think, again, Hans Blix, ..... were on to him. freespeech.com Rep. Christopher Shays, R-4, came away from a meeting with former chief weapons inspector Hans Blix convinced that Saddam Hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction, even while the location of Iraq's stockpile of chemical and biological weapons remains a mystery. freerepublic.com It is too early conclude that Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction just because Baghdad has not used any, UN chief weapons inspector Hans Blix has said. edition.cnn.com LONDON, England -- Chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix says he would not be surprised if coalition forces found chemical or biological weapons in Iraq. freerepublic.com UN chief weapons inspector Hans Blix says he was shaken by the poor quality of the intelligence on Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction provided by the United States and Britain. veteransforpeace.org Blix sceptical on Iraqi WMD claim cnsnews.com \ForeignBureaus\archive\200309\FOR20030918c.htmlBlix Claims US-UK Spin on Iraq WMD And what annoyed Saddam is they wouldn't give him a clean bill of health until they could talk to the scientists, until they could assure themselves that that framework didn't exist. And the threat was the framework. And the inspectors, including Hans Blix in my mind, would have never given him a clean bill of health for two reasons. He was in non-compliance, he wouldn't give them access to the scientists and others. And there wasn't full accountability of previous stocks. And he had 90 days to do it, or face "severe consequences" ..
