"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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The effective
production takes large volumes of precursors. The inspectors were
looking
for the tracks of production, and not finding the necessary supporting
infrastructure.

A mistake IMHO.

Humble opinion, indeed. Since you are not a chemist, a biologist, a nuclear
physicist or a weapons expert of any kind, you have absolutely no business
using the word "mistake" with regard to the work being done by the
inspectors. Do you randomly walk into pharmaceutical factories and comment
on the work being done?

But what the heck - just for entertainment, how about telling us how you
think the inspectors should've been doing their job differently? Try and cut
down on the use of commas. ¿It causes, headaches?

Tu amigo,
Doug