It is widely reported that Saddam is not
co-operating with his interrogators by divulging information.How would you suggest this could be achieved ?
Let your imagination roam and tell us about your wild ideas, pleeze.
Pisces
Is everyone really so devoid of good ideas ?
Pisces
Pisces,
Perhaps your interpretation that the lack of response to this topic is because people are “devoid of good ideas” might be attributed to people finding this topic childish and unworthy of reply.
Asking people their ideas on ways to torture Saddam? Get real Pisces. It’s highly inappropriate.
kay henry
I think topic should be like that..
How would you handle George Bush’s interrogation?
How would you handle Tony Blaire’s interrogation?
What to ask from Saddam they are there in Iraq and can do what ever they want to do.
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PropertyGuRu
[sultan]War was unjustified: UN inspectors
Agencies | March 22, 2004 08:49 IST
The United Nations’ top two weapons experts have criticised the United States, saying that the invasion of Iraq was not justified by the evidence in hand.
“I think it’s clear that in March, when the invasion took place, the evidence that had been brought forward was rapidly falling apart,” Hans Blix, who oversaw the investigation into whether Iraq had chemical and biological weapons, told CNN on Sunday.
The evidence Secretary of State Colin Powell presented to the UN Security Council in February 2003 was “shaky”, he said, adding that he told this to US officials, including National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice.
“I think they chose to ignore us,” Blix said.
Mohamed ElBaradei, Director General, the International Atomic Energy Agency, told CNN from IAEA headquarters in Vienna, Austria, that he had been “pretty convinced” that Iraq had not resumed its nuclear weapons program.
Days before the war began, Vice-President Dick Cheney had said, “We believe [Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein] has, in fact, reconstituted nuclear weapons. I think Mr ElBaradei, frankly, is wrong.”
ElBaradei told CNN: “I haven’t seen anything on the ground at that time that supported Mr Cheney’s conclusion or statement…”
The Bush administration tended “to say that anything that was unaccounted for existed, whether it was sarin or mustard gas or anthrax,” Blix said.
Blix also criticised Powell, who told the Security Council about an Iraqi site that held chemical weapons and decontamination trucks.
“Our inspectors had been there, and they had taken a lot of samples, and there was no trace of any chemicals or biological things,” Blix said. “And the trucks that we had seen were water trucks.”
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[sultan]>>Asking people their ideas on ways to torture Saddam? Get real Pisces. It’s highly inappropriate<<
Hey Kay, this section is titled ‘Opinions’.
This section deleted, please don’t make derogative comments about sections of the community. (Bear)
>>Asking people their ideas on ways to torture Saddam? <<
And where exactly did I say that ? Your imagination is running wild in the wrong direction.
And you PropertyGuru, I would have expected a greater intellectual response from you rather than seeing you trying to take the thread into a completely different direction.
What is it that you don’t understand about my question ?
If you want to open up a conversation about whether the US was justified about going to Iraq,
I suggest it would have been more appropiate if you had started a different thread.Pisces
I think this topic is going now where fast therefore I have just decided to lock it.
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