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To: Gordon A. Langston who wrote (149018)	10/25/2004 10:49:53 PM
From: Don Hurst	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

>>"But since the disappearance was reported Monday in The New York Times, ElBaradei said he wanted the Security Council to have the letter dated Oct. 10 that he received from Mohammed J. Abbas, a senior official at Iraq's Ministry of Science and Technology, reporting the theft of 377 tons of explosives. The letter from Abbas informed the IAEA that since April 9, 2003, looting at the Al-Qaqaa installation had resulted in the loss of 215 tons of HMX, 156 tons of RDX and six tons of PETN explosives."<< story.news.yahoo.com Maybe you need to "dismantle" this letter from Iraq's Ministry of Science and Technology to the IAEA. Don't you just know we are all safer with this 380 tons of stuff floating out there somewhere that the Inspectors had secured and sealed. And then the selected one told them to get out of Iraq so he could invade to make us "safer?". Yup, give these clowns more years to really ****up.