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Originally posted by Night Stalker:
But the only way an organized dismantling can work is with full Iraqi compliance and cooperation - they have prooved they are not willing to do that. Forcing them to do that with Inspectors, take too long and doesn't really interdict them, as they play a shell game with their assests. The inspectors are here .... move the stuff there.
Shock is the only way to severly cripple their efforts, if not eradicate them. I am open to suggestions though .....
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I stole this from the "Aopologies" thread (I hope you don't mind Night Stalker) because I thought I was leading another thread off topic.
My question, as stated in the thread title, is a good question. And I'm looking for ideas.
I believe Saddam is a problem and it needs to be addressed. But I think the bigger issue is the weapons he is accused of possessing. A war will not necessarily remove these "weapons" if they can not be found. So how do we disarm Iraq?
I continue to believe that the UN should take Iraq away from Saddam, forcibly, and do a total search and destroy mission of these weapons. If Saddam is guilty of crimes against humanity he should be tried in a World Court.
I know this is highly unlikely and probably purely unfeasable. But I did not say that the suggestions in this thread have to be easy or even possible.
Just looking for ideas.
Mark
[ 02-11-2003, 07:46 PM: Message edited by: skywalker ]