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John Gaquin
 
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Default Operation Iraqi FUBAR Continues

Interesting how well Mohamed and his boys can see these things now, but
couldn't find them when on site in country, and were completely blind to
24/7 convoys leaving Iraq for Syria for three months prior to the invasion.

Hmmmmm.....


"Harry Krause" wrote in message

Thursday April 15, 2004 8:16 PM

...... radioactive materials are being taken out of the country,
the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency reported after reviewing satellite
images and equipment that has turned up in European scrapyards.

snip

.....arms control officials now worry
the war and its chaotic aftermath may have increased chances that
terrorists could get their hands on materials


snip

According to ElBaradei's letter, satellite imagery shows ``extensive
removal of equipment and in some instances, removal of entire
buildings,'' in Iraq.

In addition, ``large quanitities of scrap, some of it contaminated, have
been transfered out of Iraq from sites'' previously monitored by the IAEA.

In January, the IAEA confirmed that Iraq was the likely source of
radioactive material known as yellowcake that was found in a shipment of
scrap metal at Rotterdam harbor.



 
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