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Stories from 2002-09-18

Inspectors: 63 Experts from 27 Countries

Daniel B. Schneider | New York Times | September 18, 2002

"The United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, better known by the acronym Unmovic, was created in December 1999. It inherited the mandate of the United Nations Special Commission, known as Unscom, which the Security Council inaugurated at the close of the Persian Gulf war in 1991 to disarm Iraq of chemical and biological weapons and missiles with a range of more than about 100 miles, and to ensure that Iraq not reacquire such weapons." [more]

Iraq, Upside Down

Thomas L. Friedman | New York Times | September 18, 2002

"Recently, I've had the chance to travel around the country and do some call-in radio shows, during which the question of Iraq has come up often. And here's what I can report from a totally unscientific sample: Don't believe the polls that a majority of Americans favor a military strike against Iraq. It's just not true." [more]

Report Says Agencies Received Credible Clues

Dana Priest | Washington Post | September 18, 2002

"The U.S. intelligence community received a surprising number of credible reports of a likely terrorist attack prior to Sept. 11, including some threats to domestic targets, according to a congressional report to be unveiled today." [more]

Spy Scandal Reduced America's Control of Mission

James Bone | Times of London | September 18, 2002

"Unmovic now has a roster of 220 trained inspectors from 44 countries – including Steven Hatfill, the former US government researcher whose home has been searched repeatedly by the FBI in connection with the investigation into last year’s anthrax attacks." [more]

The Fifty-First State

James Fallows | Atlantic Monthly | September 18, 2002

An in-depth examination of the arguments for war as counterbalanced by the cost in human lives and the long-term possibly disastrous consequences of nation-building in a land ravaged by decades of war, oppression, ethnic strife and miserable poverty. [more]

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