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Hans Blix did not say this. In fact the opposite. Read what he said. Iraq's prior declarations were all crap, filled with lies, and failed to meet the requirements of the disarming resolution, and that this new declaration did nothing.
Read the language of Resolution 1441 that Bush agreed to and get back to me.
Bush agreed to give Saddam Hussein a Final Opportunty to comply with all the resolutions before 1441.
Read what was supposed to happen if Iraq did not comply with 1441.
Blix never said SH was not in compliance with 1441.
Blix? "The most important point to make is that
access has been provided to all sites we have wanted to inspect."
Or
Andylusion? "The problem is, Saddam refused to allow unconditional weapon
How do you explain the fact that you wrote what is not true as the basis of your argument?
Was Blix lying in his report to the UNSC about the 1441 Inspections on January 27 2003 before the war.
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You want to cite Blix Andylusion?
Cite This:
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Access to sites was not obstructed according to Blix:
Update 27 January 2003
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I turn now to the key requirement of cooperation and Iraq’s response to it. Cooperation might be said to relate to both substance and process. It would appear from our experience so far that Iraq has decided in principle to provide cooperation on process, notably access. A similar decision is indispensable to provide cooperation on substance in order to bring the disarmament task to completion through the peaceful process of inspection and to bring the monitoring task on a firm course. An initial minor step would be to adopt the long-overdue legislation required by the resolutions.
I shall deal first with cooperation on process.
Cooperation on process
It has regard to the procedures, mechanisms, infrastructure and practical arrangements to pursue inspections and seek verifiable disarmament. While inspection is not built on the premise of confidence but may lead to confidence if it is successful, there must nevertheless be a measure of mutual confidence from the very beginning in running the operation of inspection.
Iraq has on the whole cooperated rather well so far with UNMOVIC in this field. The most important point to make is that access has been provided to all sites we have wanted to inspect and with one exception it has been prompt. We have further had great help in building up the infrastructure of our office in Baghdad and the field office in Mosul. Arrangements and services for our plane and our helicopters have been good. The environment has been workable.
"Iraq has on the whole cooperated rather well so far with UNMOVIC in this field. The most important point to make is that
access has been provided to all sites we have wanted to inspect and with one exception it has been prompt." BLIX Update 27 January 2003
So you like what Blix says, do you? Then why did you post such a rediculously ignorant-of- Blix argument?
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I believe Bush hoped to avoid violence. I don't think he lied at all. The problem is, Saddam refused to allow unconditional weapons inspections.
Who's right and actually knows what they are talking about as an expert on UNSC WMD inspections?
Blix? "The most important point to make is that
access has been provided to all sites we have wanted to inspect."
Or
Andylusion? "The problem is, Saddam refused to allow unconditional weapons inspections."
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Now you mentioned Hans Blix. You cited him as your credible argument. Therefore I am going to cite Hans Blix myself, to prove my case.
The moment that you cited Hans Blix, you lost the entire argument. You are so wrong there is no excuse for it.
Who is wrong Andy?
Is that enough Blix for you? Or do you want more?
Basically what you are arguing that Bush lied when he said he wanted to disarm Iraw peacefully going through the UN.
Only the UN could verify that Iraq was indeed disarmed peacefully.
What you are arguing makes no sense unless Bush was lying in October 2003 that war was his last choice.
And you admitted there was no threat from Iraq while Blux was peacefully disarming Iraq.