Thank you, Mr. President. 

Mr. President, Mr. Secretary General, distinguished colleagues, I would like to begin 
by expressing my thanks for the special effort that each of you made to be here today.

I cannot tell you everything that we know. But what I can share with you, when 
combined with what all of us have learned over the years, is deeply troubling. 

What you will see is an accumulation of facts and disturbing patterns of behavior. The 
facts on Iraq's behavior demonstrate that Saddam Hussein and his regime have made no 
effort -- no effort -- to disarm as required by the international community. 

Indeed, the facts and Iraq's behavior show that Saddam Hussein and his regime are 
concealing their efforts to produce more weapons of mass destruction. 

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. chair, general Mr. s�cr�taire, distinguished colleagues, I 
would like to start by expressing my mercies of the special effort that each one of 
you made to be here today. I cannot say to you only we know. But what I can divide 
with you, once combined with what all taught us during years, worries deeply. What you 
will see is an accumulation of the facts and worrying modes of the behavior. The facts 
on the behavior of Iraq show that Saddam Hussein and its mode did not make any effort 
-- no effort -- disarm according to requirements' of the international community. 
Indeed, the facts and the behavior of Iraq pprove that Saddam Hussein and its mode 
hide their efforts to produce more weapons of destruction of mass.

Thanks, Mr. Chair. Mr. Stuhl, general gentleman, I would like to begin s�cr�taire, 
remarkable colleagues, by meaning mercies of the special effort expressed, which let 
everyone of you be here today. I cannot say to you, only, which we know. But which I 
can divide with you, once combined with which all taught us during the years, worry 
themselves deeply. Which you see, an accumulation of the facts and the concerns is 
modes of the behavior. The facts on the behavior of the Iraq show that Saddam Hussein 
and its mode did not let an effort -- no effort -- disarm according to requirements of 
the international community. Indeed the facts and the behavior examines frrom the Iraq 
that Saddam Hussein and its mode hide their efforts to produce more weapons of the 
destruction of the mass. 

Thankses, Sig. Chair. The sig. Stuhl, general getlteman, I would want to begin 
s�cr�taire, remarkable colleagues, meaning the mercies of the expressed special 
effort, than they have left all being you here today. I cannot say you, only, that we 
know. But that I can divide with you, united once with which all they have taught to 
us during the years, preoccupisi deeply. Which you see, an accumulation of the facts 
and of the worries it is ways of the behavior. The facts on the behavior of the Iraq 
indicate that Saddam Hussein and the relative way has not left one effort -- no effort 
-- to second disarm requirement of the international Community. Effectively the facts 
and the behavior examine frrom the Iraq that Saddam Hussein and the relative way hides 
their efforts to produce more crews of the destruction of the mass. 

Thankses, Sig. Chair. Sig. General Stuhl, getlteman, I would want to start s�cr�taire, 
colleagues notables, meaning mercies of the expressed special effort, of that they had 
left everything that is you here today. I cannot say it, only, that we know. But this 
that I can divide myself with you, joined a time with which all they in had taught 
them during the years, preoccupisi deeply. Which you see, an accumulation of the facts 
and of she worries it it is ways it behavior. The facts in the behavior of the Iraq 
indicate this Saddam Hussein and the relative way did not leave an effort -- no effort 
-- to second disarms the requirement of the international community. Efficiently the 
facts and the behavior examiine of the Iraq that Saddam Hussein and the relative way 
hides its efforts to produce more groups of the destruction of the mass. 

Thankses, Sig. Chair. Sig. General Stuhl, getlteman, would wish to begin s�cr�taire, 
remarkable people of the colleagues, meaning mercies of the expressed special effort, 
of which they had left everything you are you here today. I cannot say it, only, that 
we know. But this that I can be divided with you, assembled a time with which all they 
in had taught during the years, preoccupisi deeply. Which you see, an accumulation of 
the facts and about she the one worries that is ways he behavior. The facts in the 
behavior of Iraq indicate this Saddam Hussein and the relative way did not leave a 
effort -- no effort -- to second disarms the requirement of the international 
community. Efficiently the facts and the behavior examiine of Iraq that Saddam Hussein 
and the hidden relative way its efforts to produce more groups of the destruction of 
the mass. 

Thankses, Sig. Flesh. Sig. The Stuhl General, getlteman, would wish to begin the 
s__cr__taire, remarkable people of the colleagues, wanting to say mercies of the 
expressed special effort, of which they had left very that you are you here today. I 
cannot say it, only, only we know. But this which I can be divided with you, joined 
together one period it where all they in taught during the years, preoccupisi deeply. 
What you see, an accumulation facts and approximately it that that worries which are 
manners it behavior. The facts in the behavior of Iraq indicate this Saddam Hussein 
and the relative manner did not leave an effort -- no effort -- to the second disarms 
the condition of the international community. Effectively the facts and the behavior 
exaamine in Iraq this Saddam Hussein and the relative way hidden its efforts to 
produce more groups of the destruction of the mass. 

Thankses, Sig. Flesh. Sig. Chair, which is general, getlteman, would like 
s__cr__taire, which begin remarkable people the colleagues and mercies of the 
expressed special effort wished says, of which it had very much left that you are you 
here today. I cannot it say, only, only we know. But this, which can be divided me 
with you, together connected one period it, where all informed it inside during the 
years, preoccupisi deeply. Which you see, an accumulation facts and there that, which 
worries itself, the way it behavior are approximate. The facts in the behavior of the 
Iraq do not indicate this Saddam Hussein and the relative way left to an effort -- no 
effort -- the second disarm the condition of the international community. Effectively 
the facts and the behavior in the  Iraq examines this Saddam Hussein and the relative 
way, which are hidden to produce its efforts, more groups of the destruction of the 
mass. 

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