How many times do you redraw the line...?

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Amid all the talk of giving inspections more time, chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix told German weekly Die Zeit that it is not completely clear whether Iraq wants to comply with inspections.

"On the other hand, this country had eight years of inspections, four years without inspections and now 12 weeks with them. Is it now the right time to shut the door?" he said in an interview scheduled for publication Thursday.

"The whole thing is a process, which only moves along centimeter by centimeter," Blix said. "Even if Iraq would cooperate immediately, actively and unconditionally with us, we would need several months."



Blix knows that Iraq is not complying. In each press release or interview he always includes just enough info for the anti-war crowd to hang onto hope that inspection will work...deep down inside, he knows they are not working.
 
until i am ultimately satisfied at the harmony between angle and thickness. i am partial to using a blue pen too.
 
Gunner Dailey said:
Amid all the talk of giving inspections more time, chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix told German weekly Die Zeit that it is not completely clear whether Iraq wants to comply with inspections.

"On the other hand, this country had eight years of inspections, four years without inspections and now 12 weeks with them. Is it now the right time to shut the door?" he said in an interview scheduled for publication Thursday.

"The whole thing is a process, which only moves along centimeter by centimeter," Blix said. "Even if Iraq would cooperate immediately, actively and unconditionally with us, we would need several months."



Blix knows that Iraq is not complying. In each press release or interview he always includes just enough info for the anti-war crowd to hang onto hope that inspection will work...deep down inside, he knows they are not working.

I say, we redraw the line one final time, with a line of tanks, a formation of blackhawks, and a few well-placed SCUD missles.

Just my opinion. Or I suppose a bullet in Saddam's brain would draw a pretty solid line, don' t you think?

S.
 
I think it's perfectly clear that Hussein will string the inspectors and the UN along as long as he can. All the while waiting until the UN gets tired of the whole issue and moves on to something else. And they will, if given the chance. They don't want to deal with him right now.
 
Re: Re: How many times do you redraw the line...?

sheath said:
I say, we redraw the line one final time, with a line of tanks, a formation of blackhawks, and a few well-placed SCUD missles.

Just my opinion. Or I suppose a bullet in Saddam's brain would draw a pretty solid line, don' t you think?

S.
I agree except one thing you forgot some well placed navy ships capable of dusting his ass for good measure. :nana:
 
Re: Re: Re: How many times do you redraw the line...?

Tranquility said:
I agree except one thing you forgot some well placed navy ships capable of dusting his ass for good measure. :nana:

Quite true, I neglected that part. ;)

I also forgot to mention the relief aid choppers on standby and ready to drop food for "his" starving people he terrorizes in the name of power.

S.
 
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