Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.htmlMay 11,
2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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"Jane" <pushlinque@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.htmlMay 11,
2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Eh? I thought one of the quoted reasons for kicking it off in Iraq was to
STOP the WMD ending up in terrorist hands?
oops....
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18 May 2004 01:29:43 PM |
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Did he substantiate his claims?
"Jane" <pushlinque@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.htmlMay 11,
2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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18 May 2004 02:14:16 PM |
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Did he substantiate his claims?
I copied the article. Whether he substantiated or not I don't know. It
would seem to be logical to me that the WMD are somewhere...if not in Syria,
N Korea, etc, then in the hands of al-quaida.
Jane
"Jane" <pushlinque@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.htmlMay 11,
2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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18 May 2004 11:27:10 AM |
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Wow, that is truly impressive, a world leader that express the logic of the fact
that WMD didn't disapear into thin air just becasue they weren't found yet. And
who doesn't mince words about the causes of Muslim fanaticism. Great article,
great prime minister.
The new Canadian leadership is a welcomed change from the too conciliatory tone
of Chretien (which was somewhat appropriate nonetheless before 9-11 as hope
remained then). Martin is really worthy of his leadership position.
Thanks Jane.
J.
Jane a écrit:
Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.html
May 11, 2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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18 May 2004 01:26:57 PM |
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<p>Jean Guernon wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Wow, that is truly impressive, a world leader that
express the logic of the fact
<br>that WMD didn't disapear into thin air just becasue they weren't found
yet. And
<br>who doesn't mince words about the causes of Muslim fanaticism. Great
article,
<br>great prime minister.
<p>The new Canadian leadership is a welcomed change from the too conciliatory
tone
<br>of Chretien (which was somewhat appropriate nonetheless before 9-11
as hope
<br>remained then). Martin is really worthy of his leadership position.
<p>Thanks Jane.
<p>J.
<br> </blockquote>
Yet at the same time he is unwilling to assist with the coalition forces
in Iraq? At the same time he throws accustations at Harper that we
will be going to an unnecessary war in Iraq if Harper wins.
<p>Martin is a lying, thieving crook, just like his predecessor.
Time to dump the liberals.
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>
<br>Jane a écrit:
<p>> Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
<br>>
<br>> Jane
<br>>
<br>> <a href="http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.html">http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.html</a>
<br>> May 11, 2004
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<br>> WMD threat: PM
<br>>
<br>> SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
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<br>> By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
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<br>> Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
<br>> PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
<br>> Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
<br>> of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
<br>> said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
<br>> the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
<br>> nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
<br>> leader.
<br>>
<br>> "The fact is that there is now, we know well, a proliferation of
<br>> nuclear weapons, and that many weapons that Saddam Hussein had, we
<br>> don't know where they are," Martin told a crowd of about 700
<br>> university researchers and business leaders in Montreal. "That means
<br>> terrorists have access to all of that."
<br>>
<br>> 'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
<br>>
<br>> The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in
such
<br>> countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
<br>> of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
<br>>
<br>> When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
<br>> U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
<br>>
<br>> "I believe that terrorism will be, for our generation, what the Cold
<br>> War was to generations that preceded us," he said. "I don't think
<br>> we're out of it yet."
<br>>
<br>> Martin disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
<br>> publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
<br>> cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."</blockquote>
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18 May 2004 02:16:20 PM |
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"Bradly Wiebe" <bradlywiebe@shows.com> wrote in message
news:40AA5575.6A33067@shows.com...
Jean Guernon wrote:
Wow, that is truly impressive, a world leader that express the logic of the
fact
that WMD didn't disapear into thin air just becasue they weren't found yet.
And
who doesn't mince words about the causes of Muslim fanaticism. Great
article,
great prime minister.
The new Canadian leadership is a welcomed change from the too conciliatory
tone
of Chretien (which was somewhat appropriate nonetheless before 9-11 as hope
remained then). Martin is really worthy of his leadership position.
Thanks Jane.
J.
Yet at the same time he is unwilling to assist with the coalition forces in
Iraq? At the same time he throws accustations at Harper that we will be
going to an unnecessary war in Iraq if Harper wins.
Martin is a lying, thieving crook, just like his predecessor. Time to dump
the liberals.
I agree. I am a Reformer/ Conservative, but still Ilike what he had to say.
He's light years ahead of the last cretin, but then that is not saying much
:)!
Jane
Jane a écrit:
Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.html
May 11, 2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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18 May 2004 03:47:56 PM |
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"Jean Guernon" <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote in message
news:yPqqc.4763121$iA2.554984@news.easynews.com...
Wow, that is truly impressive, a world leader that express the logic of
the fact
that WMD didn't disapear into thin air just becasue they weren't found
yet. And
who doesn't mince words about the causes of Muslim fanaticism. Great
article,
great prime minister.
The new Canadian leadership is a welcomed change from the too conciliatory
tone
of Chretien (which was somewhat appropriate nonetheless before 9-11 as
hope
remained then). Martin is really worthy of his leadership position.
Thanks Jane.
J.
Yes, I am not a fan of the liberals, but I was also impressed.
Jane
Jane a écrit:
Although I vote Conservative, I am proud of Paul here.
Jane
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455210.html
May 11, 2004
WMD threat: PM
SADDAM'S MISSING WEAPONS IN TERRORISTS' HANDS: MARTIN
By STEPHANIE RUBEC, OTTAWA BUREAU, SUN MEDIA
Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses a luncheon in Montreal. (CP
PHOTO/Andre Pichette)
Prime Minister Paul Martin says he believes Saddam Hussein had weapons
of mass destruction and they've fallen into terrorists' hands. Martin
said the threat of terrorism is even greater now than it was following
the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because terrorists have acquired
nuclear, chemical and biological weapons from the toppled Iraqi
leader.
"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."
'NOT OUT OF IT YET'
The PM's comments run counter to opinions expressed by leaders in such
countries as France and Germany who have accused the U.S. and Britain
of fudging evidence of WMDs to justify the war against Iraq.
When asked to assess the threat level since Saddam was captured by
U.S. troops, Martin said he believes it has increased.
"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 disagreed with former prime minister Jean Chretien, who
publicly blamed poverty for terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks. "The
cause of terrorism is not poverty, it is hatred."
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