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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (288305)	5/30/2004 6:04:31 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

Go to any of the RW threads, or turn on hate radio (don't know if they have that in your neck of the woods), and you'll hear them quoting Clinton & Co. on Saddam's WMD. Sean Hannity serves up the quotes several times a week. the pressure they face from belligerent nation. A good example of that is Clinton: January 13, 1993: As Bill Clinton is about to take office, he states: "I am a Baptist. I believe in death-bed conversions. If he [Hussein] wants a different relationship with the United States and the United Nations, all he has to do is change his behavior." (The New York Times, January 14, 1993) January 14, 1993: In the face of criticism, particularly from The New York Times, that he might lift sanctions and even normalize relations with Iraq, Clinton backtracks: "There is no difference between my policy and the policy of the present Administration.... I have no intention of normalizing relations with him." accuracy.org It's a little known fact that we told Saddam that getting rid of WMDs would not let him off the hook. That is most likely the reason he kept bluffing. Tom