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To: Karen Lawrence who wrote (63510)	10/28/2004 1:09:16 PM
From: mistermj	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

IAEA methods were so bad they can not account for the explosives being there at all. They sealed the doors but not the window vents on the bunkers. The explosives were never properly inventoried. The so called facts here are all wild speculation for political agenda. Shame on Kerry for this. >>Another Concern The IAEA documents from January 2003 found no discrepancy in the amount of the more dangerous HMX explosives thought to be stored at Al-Qaqaa, but they do raise another disturbing possibility. The documents show IAEA inspectors looked at nine bunkers containing more than 194 tons of HMX at the facility. Although these bunkers were still under IAEA seal, the inspectors said the seals may be potentially ineffective because they had ventilation slats on the sides. These slats could be easily removed to remove the materials inside the bunkers without breaking the seals, the inspectors noted. << abcnews.go.com