Victory
24-04-03, 22:02
Om te bewijzen dat het een 'rechtvaardig' oorlog was. Maar dat is onzin, want de verenigde satan begon de oorlog omdat ze 'vonden' dat Amerika in directe dreiging was van een bio/chem/nuk aanval op eigen land. (wat onzin is...) but neway.
De Verenigde Satan is tegen het terugkeren van de VN inspecteurs. But why?
US against UN inspectors' return
12:09:20 PM
United Nations, April 23 - While most Security Council members want U.N. inspectors to return to Iraq and finish the job, the Bush administration made it clear there was no role for them.
Setting up another possible confrontation with the 15-nation council, White House officials said on Tuesday they wanted to avoid any kind of a deal that would link a lifting of U.N. sanctions against Iraq to a return of U.N. arms experts.
U.N. resolutions, however, firmly link the two issues.
"The coalition has taken on responsibility for the dismantling of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs, which is part of the international community's shared goal," White House Spokesman Ari Fleischer said.
"We are looking forward, not backward." But Britain, the main U.S. ally, disagrees, its diplomats said, believing that any U.S. findings of banned weapons in Iraq would have more validity if an independent body verified them.
Dood aan Amerika!, Dood aan Isreal!
De Verenigde Satan is tegen het terugkeren van de VN inspecteurs. But why?
US against UN inspectors' return
12:09:20 PM
United Nations, April 23 - While most Security Council members want U.N. inspectors to return to Iraq and finish the job, the Bush administration made it clear there was no role for them.
Setting up another possible confrontation with the 15-nation council, White House officials said on Tuesday they wanted to avoid any kind of a deal that would link a lifting of U.N. sanctions against Iraq to a return of U.N. arms experts.
U.N. resolutions, however, firmly link the two issues.
"The coalition has taken on responsibility for the dismantling of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs, which is part of the international community's shared goal," White House Spokesman Ari Fleischer said.
"We are looking forward, not backward." But Britain, the main U.S. ally, disagrees, its diplomats said, believing that any U.S. findings of banned weapons in Iraq would have more validity if an independent body verified them.
Dood aan Amerika!, Dood aan Isreal!