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The Man Who Would Be President
by Jeremy at 11:51 am EST, Mar 15, 2003

Intelligence experts attached to the army of occupation will find the missing people, places and records. They will identify, with dollar figures, just who sold contraband to Mr. Hussein and how shipment was arranged -- a prospect bound to worry some people in Europe and Asia.

The "files" will open up the secret history of the Middle East like a field of sunflowers.

Could this be the reason why some nations so vehemently oppose military action, or seek to postpone it indefinitely?

RE: The Man Who Would Be President
by flynn23 at 1:58 pm EST, Mar 15, 2003

Jeremy wrote:
] Intelligence experts attached to the army of occupation
] will find the missing people, places and records. They will
] identify, with dollar figures, just who sold contraband to
] Mr. Hussein and how shipment was arranged -- a prospect
] bound to worry some people in Europe and Asia.
]
] The "files" will open up the secret history of the Middle East
] like a field of sunflowers.
]
] Could this be the reason why some nations so vehemently oppose
] military action, or seek to postpone it indefinitely?

in a word, yes.

coughFrancecough

The Man Who Would Be President
by Elonka at 10:06 am EST, Mar 17, 2003

] Intelligence experts attached to the army of occupation
] will find the missing people, places and records. They
] will identify, with dollar figures, just who sold
] contraband to Mr. Hussein and how shipment was
] arranged -- a prospect bound to worry some people
] in Europe and Asia.

France and Russia come immediately to mind...

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