On December 7, 2002, Iraq submitted a 12,000-page declaration, which claimed that it had no current WMD programs. Intelligence analysts from the United States and other nations immediately began to scrutinize the document, and senior U.S. officials quickly rejected the claims.
The documents presented in this electronic briefing book include the major unclassified U.S. and British assessments of Iraqi WMD programs, the reports of the IAEA and UNSCOM covering the final period prior to the 1998 departure and the period since November 27, 2002, the transcript of a key speech by President George W. Bush, a recently released statement on U.S. policy towards combating WMD, the transcript of and slides for Secretary Powell's presentation to the U.N. on February 5, 2003, and documents from the 1980s and 1990s concerning various aspects of Iraqi WMD activities.
(or just stand in front of the mirror and repeat after me "It was all about the oil, Bush screws monkeys")
The documents presented in this electronic briefing book include the major unclassified U.S. and British assessments of Iraqi WMD programs, the reports of the IAEA and UNSCOM covering the final period prior to the 1998 departure and the period since November 27, 2002, the transcript of a key speech by President George W. Bush, a recently released statement on U.S. policy towards combating WMD, the transcript of and slides for Secretary Powell's presentation to the U.N. on February 5, 2003, and documents from the 1980s and 1990s concerning various aspects of Iraqi WMD activities.
(or just stand in front of the mirror and repeat after me "It was all about the oil, Bush screws monkeys")
