Ah, man. Can I get the exec summary? First I'll guess: Blah, blah, blah, Kerry is an idiot.
Blah, blah, blah, Bush rules (if I say he doesn't I get shocked). :-D On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 16:36:04 -0700 (PDT), Sam Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "Nine years ago, U.N. weapons inspectors urgently > called on the International Atomic Energy Agency to > demolish powerful plastic explosives in a facility > that Iraq's interim government said this month was > looted due to poor security. The chief American > weapons inspector, Charles Duelfer, told The New York > Sun yesterday that in 1995, when he was a member of > the U.N. inspections team in Iraq, he urged the United > Nations' atomic watchdog to remove tons of explosives > that have since been declared missing. Mr. Duelfer > said he was rebuffed at the time by the Vienna-based > agency because its officials were not convinced the > presence of the HMX, RDX, and PETN explosives was > directly related to Saddam Hussein's programs to amass > weapons of mass destruction." > > Now, let's take a look at this ElBaradei guy. On his > watch, India and Pakistan get to the brink of nuclear > detonation. On his watch, Libya gets away with a > nuclear weapons program that nobody knows they have. > On his watch, the Iranians continue to build a nuclear > weapons program and nothing's been done about it, and > now, within the past three months, it has been > learned that the United States hopes to get rid of Mr. > ElBaradei and replace him at the Atomic Energy Agency > because they collected intelligence that he was > providing advice to Iran on how to avoid sanctions > from his organization for its uranium enrichment > program, and this is the guy that is largely closely > tied to the New York Times story that is obviously a > fraudulent story and is misleading and is designed to > impact the outcome of an election. Mohammed ElBaradei, > I don't think this guy has ever been a real friend of > America, but if this is true that he's helping Iran > avoid sanctions and avoid discovery of its uranium > enrichment program, ladies and gentlemen, this is > serious stuff, and this is John Kerry's agency. This > is the place John Kerry wants to go, this is the place > John Kerry will not criticize, these are the things > John Kerry knows he will not criticize. He will not > lift a voice or a finger in criticism of the United > Nations, but, boy, let the United States come under > his glance, and he will criticize and do it happily. > He will always rush to blame America first, exonerate > his prestigious UN. > > Newsmax has gone back in time to their archives. Get > this. On February 15th, 2003, the New York Times > reported on an address to the United Nations Security > Council by Mohammed ElBaradei, the UN's chief nuclear > watchdog "covered extensively" by the New York Times > ElBaradei shared his concern about the removal of high > explosives from facilities like Al Qaqaa. He said, "We > have also continued to investigate the relocation and > consumption of the high explosives HMX," ElBaradei > explained a month before the invasion. As I reported > earlier, Iraq has declared that 32 tons of the HMX > previously under IAEA seals had been transferred for > use in the production of industrial explosives, > primarily to cement plants as a booster for explosives > in quarrying. ElBaradei noted that Saddam's government > had even confirmed the movement of the HMX. In quotes > picked up by The Times 21 months ago. > > "The latest slam of the Bush Administration by the > combined forces of the United Nations' International > Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the New York Times, CBS, > and the Kerry campaign, repeats on old pattern. The > leading lights of the legacy media have their own > agenda, one that considerably overlaps that of the > Kerry forces. But the IAEA is not merely driven by > animus towards Bush. That United Nations agency also > needs to cover up its own ineffectiveness and > incompetence by shifting attention and blame to the > Bush Administration, while waiting for a more > congenial President of the United States to take > office, one who won't be tempted to investigate its > numerous inadequacies, nor pursue the investigations > of the criminality within its parent. The > 'disappearing explosives' incident, in other words, is > simply the latest firefight between the US and the > IAEA over the UN's complete and utter failure to > enforce the provisions of the Non-Proliferation Treaty > (NPT) with the nations of the Axis of Evil. > > This buttresses the story that goes back to 1985 that > the IAEA refused to destroy the munitions and bombs in > the Al Qaqaa dump. Hans Blix refused to do it on the > basis this they weren't part of the WMD program. They > were just explosives, it wasn't that big a deal, they > had more important things to do. Now these things have > gone missing and nobody can tell us, not the New York > Times, and not CBS, and not Richard Holbrooke, and not > John Kerry, and not John Edwards, and not Joe > Lockhart, nobody else in the media can tell us when > they went missing. All we know is that the United > Nations is corrupt, it is incompetent, it is incapable > of enforcing its own resolutions as we know, and they > are attempting, working with the New York Times and > CBS, to shift blame to the Bush administration. And > there's old John Kerry willing to criticize his own > country at the snap of a finger to jump in and carry > the water for them. > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. 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