10.27.2004

WMD's smuggled from Iraq: UNMOVIC

This report is from June 18th? Real or no?

Late last week, the UN Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) briefed the Security Council on Saddam's lightning-fast dismantling of missile and WMD sites before and during the war. UNMOVIC executive chairman Demetrius Perricos detailed not only the export of thousands of tons of missile components, nuclear reactor vessels and fermenters for chemical and biological warheads, but also the discovery of many (but not most) of these items - with UN inspection tags still on them -- as far afield as Jordan, Turkey and even Holland.


Jan, if you're reading, take note.

You probably haven't heard about Canada's Prime Minister Paul Martin either -- a socialist and no friend of America. Addressing a group of 700 university researchers and business leaders in Montreal last month, Martin stated bluntly that terrorists have acquired WMDs from Saddam. “The fact is that there is now, we know well, a proliferation of nuclear weapons, and that many weapons that Saddam Huseein had, we don't know where they are…. [T]errorists have access to all of them,” the Canadian premier warned.

Disturbing!

The character of our foreign enemies has never been in doubt. The character of the enemy within -- from Dan Rather to Michael Moore -- has never been clearer. And the stakes are the highest they've ever been.



Comments:
Wait a moment Hunter, 300,000 tons of warhead and explosives were not on the place where they used to be. Your government said that those component were missing before the coalition attacked.
Why make a problem when Paul Martin says someting about that.
The proliferation of nuclear weapons as he says is a bridge to far. 300,000 tons are missing, okay, to make nukes out of them is another story.

"but also the discovery of many (but not most) of these items - with UN inspection tags still on them -- as far afield as Jordan, Turkey and even Holland." you said, I don't understand as far afield as ..... even Holland.
I understand those items are in The Netherlands too? If so, those items must be spread out all over the world.
 
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