When I get the chance to place a huge cream pie on the table in front of someone and then give them a good whack on the back of the head, it really makes all the time I spend banging my own head on a wall on this site worthwhile.
The article you reference was written in March of 1991. And despite the obvious amount of hard work that went into it, it was, shall we say, a bit premature.
I refer you to a timeline of the detailed IAEA inspection procedures, procedures that were made feasible only by the total military defeat of Iraq.
Please, feel free to go over the timeline in loving detail. If a few things look familiar, such as the entry for April 18th, well, that's not too surprising.
More documentation on what was discovered in Iraq after the Gulf War is available here if anyone is interested.
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God help me, I love it so....
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- U.S. evidence on Iraq questioned.
- Re: U.S. evidence on Iraq questioned.
- That acorn didn't fall far from the tree
- Does this mean you are calling Bush a nut?...........n/t (n/t)
- But Sadam did have a Nuclear bomb manufacturing program then...
- God help me, I love it so....
- Unrequited love
- And now, from the Department of Really Slow Learners, we have...
- Things like what actually happened are wasted on Lindy et al. § (n/t)
- Your pal Saddam appreciates you very much.