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User: "TonyZ2001"
Date: 12 May 2004 10:53:25 AM
Object: Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice'
Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice'
Report by new director of survey group cites new, hard evidence
Posted: May 12, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern
2004 WorldNetDaily.com
A document leaked by U.S. inspectors presents hard evidence Saddam Hussein
could have unleashed biological and chemical weapons on foreign nations "at
short notice."
The report by Charles Duelfer, the new director of the Iraq Survey group, said
there is evidence the ousted Iraqi dictator was plotting to expand his
facilities last year, before the invasion of British and American troops, the
Scotsman reported.
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Duelfer presents what he calls "new information" on Saddam's military build-up,
the newspaper said.
"Iraq did have facilities suitable for the production of biological and
chemical agents needed for weapons," Duelfer states. "It had plans to improve
and expand and even build new facilities."
The report refers to new evidence testing was done on long-range ballistic
missiles and on a commercial biopesticide, which can be used as anthrax.
Duelfer's report, which has been sent to Congress, is his first after taking
over in February for David Kay.
Critics of the war already have questioned Duelfer's findings, charging the new
inspector has changed the criteria for finding weapons of mass destruction,
shifting from hard evidence to signs of "intent."
The numerous United Nations resolutions passed before the war put the burden of
proof on Saddam Hussein to demonstrate he did not have the weapons or the
programs.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., has challenged the CIA, controller of the survey
group, to declassify Duelfer's entire five-page report, the Scotsman said.
"Mr. Duelfer's statement," said Levin, "is written to express the author's
'suspicions' as to Iraq's activities relating to possible weapons of mass
destruction programs or activities while leaving out information in the
classified report which points away from his suspicions."
Duelfer says in his report the survey team's task is made difficult by the
reluctance of former government officials to talk about their role in the
weapons programs.
"There is a fear former regime supporters would exact retribution," the report
says.
But the group, it continues, received "intriguing" reports about concealed
stockpiles of weapons.
Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin said Monday he believes Saddam had WMD and
they've fallen into terrorists' hands, making the threat of terrorism greater
now than in the wake of 9-11, Canada's Sun Media reported.
"The fact is that there is now, we know well, a proliferation of nuclear
weapons, and that many weapons that Saddam Hussein had, we don't know where
they are," Martin told a crowd of about 700 university researchers and business
leaders in Montreal. "That means terrorists have access to all of that."
Martin, with the backing of President Bush, is lobbying the international
community to form an informational organization to address world issues such as
terrorism.
"I believe that terrorism will be, for our generation, what the Cold War was to
generations that preceded us," he said. "I don't think we're out of it yet."
Martin's comments on the root of terrorism contrasted with the views of his
predecessor, Jean Chretien, who blamed it on poverty.
"The cause of terrorism is not poverty," Martin said, "it is hatred."
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User: "tw"

Title: Re: Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice' 13 May 2004 02:28:14 AM
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040512115325.20472.00000886@mb-m21.aol.com...

Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice'
Report by new director of survey group cites new, hard evidence

Put the whip down and leave that poor dead horse alone, Tony.

Posted: May 12, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern

2004 WorldNetDaily.com

A document leaked by U.S. inspectors presents hard evidence Saddam Hussein
could have unleashed biological and chemical weapons on foreign nations

"at

short notice."

The report by Charles Duelfer, the new director of the Iraq Survey group,

said

there is evidence the ousted Iraqi dictator was plotting to expand his
facilities last year, before the invasion of British and American troops,

the

Scotsman reported.

Wow! What a GREAT report! What COMPELLING evidence! What will those
UNPATRIOTIC LIBERALS say now?
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Ah! That's better.

Duelfer presents what he calls "new information" on Saddam's military

build-up,

the newspaper said.

"Iraq did have facilities suitable for the production of biological and
chemical agents needed for weapons," Duelfer states. "It had plans to

improve

and expand and even build new facilities."

I doubt it, especially seeing as these facilities haven't been found.

The report refers to new evidence testing was done on long-range

ballistic

missiles and on a commercial biopesticide, which can be used as anthrax.

A pesticide which can be used as anthrax?! That's as ridiculous as saying DU
ammo is a kind of HEAT round!

Duelfer's report, which has been sent to Congress, is his first after

taking

over in February for David Kay.

Critics of the war already have questioned Duelfer's findings, charging

the new

inspector has changed the criteria for finding weapons of mass

destruction,

shifting from hard evidence to signs of "intent."

Well, exactly.

The numerous United Nations resolutions passed before the war put the

burden of

proof on Saddam Hussein to demonstrate he did not have the weapons or the
programs.

But you can't prove a negative can you?
<snip unsubstantiated assertions and standard WorldNutDaily irrelevence>
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User: "bollogs"

Title: Re: Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice' 14 May 2004 12:43:50 PM
(TonyZ2001) wrote in message news:<20040512115325.20472.00000886@mb-m21.aol.com>...

Inspector: Saddam had WMD on 'short notice'
Report by new director of survey group cites new, hard evidence

Posted: May 12, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern

2004 WorldNetDaily.com

A document leaked by U.S. inspectors presents hard evidence Saddam Hussein
could have unleashed biological and chemical weapons on foreign nations "at
short notice."

Hehe...what a load of perpetual bollocks that WND dishes out to it's idiot readers!
WH
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