couldn't create weapons while there were sanctions.
He did have his nuclear program ready to go and 500
tons of uranium ready.
Dr. Mahdi Obeidi, who ran Saddam's nuclear centrifuge
program until 1997 kept blueprints for a nuclear
centrifuge, along with some actual centrifuge
components, stored at his home - buried in the front
yard - awaiting orders from Baghdad to proceed.
He had to maintain the program to the bitter end
because his only other choice was death.
So was the war really a mistake? Are you sure?
-sm
--- Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 21:14:44 -0400, Robert Munn
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Everyone, including most of the leadership inside
> Iraq, believed Saddam had WMD. Everyone.
>
> Then, by that logic, since there wasn't any WMD the
> war was a huge mistake.
>
> As to who was for what, the World was for letting
> the UN weapons
> inspectors make the WMD judgement except Mr. Bush
> and his on-faith
> team of sycophants. As "Charlie", Mr. Bush's chief
> weapons inspector
> just reported, the World was right, and Mr. Bush was
> wrong.
>
> Since you now agree the war was a mistake, it looks
> like Mr. Bush is
> losing his war supporters.
>
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