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RE: When America will come back for the rest of the middle east
October 7, 2011 at 3:51 am
(October 7, 2011 at 3:04 am)5thHorseman Wrote: We know they had WMD's, don't anyone be so stupid to say they didn't, we (Britain, France and USA) sold them to them.
According to my knowledge, though, there isn't any evidence for these weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. These alleged weapons were never found.
I read in this article that Bush made up lies and fake documents about the existence of WMD in Iraq and, in my opinion, he may have done that to use that as a justification for going to war and collecting more oil from the country. Also, here's a part of a transcript from CNN in 2003 in which General Mohamed ElBaradei, the International Atomic Energy Agency Director, interviews the president:
Mohamed ElBaradei Wrote:
At this stage, the following can be stated:
One, there is no indication of resumed nuclear activities in those buildings that were identified through the use of satellite imagery as being reconstructed or newly erected since 1998, nor any indication of nuclear-related prohibited activities at any inspected sites.
Second, there is no indication that Iraq has attempted to import uranium since 1990.
Three, there is no indication that Iraq has attempted to import aluminum tubes for use in centrifuge enrichment. Moreover, even had Iraq pursued such a plan, it would have encountered practical difficulties in manufacturing centrifuge out of the aluminum tubes in question.
Fourth, although we are still reviewing issues related to magnets and magnet-production, there is no indication to date that Iraq imported magnets for use in centrifuge enrichment program.
As I stated above, the IAEA will naturally continue further to scrutinize and investigate all of the above issues.
After three months of intrusive inspections, we have to date found no evidence or plausible indication of the revival of a nuclear weapon program in Iraq.