Originally published January 17 2004
Iraq hasn't had WMDs for a decade: chief U.S. weapons inspector
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
There never were any Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq in the past few
years, probably. The chief weapons inspector, Hans Blix, spent three
months trying to find them, and they simply didn't exist. That means the
entire justification for the war on Iraq was based on false or
misleading information. Interestingly, there are two stories you
don't hear much in the pro-war U.S. press: 1) Hans Blix's view that WMD
haven't existed in Iraq for nearly a decade, and 2) Any serious
discussion on the justification for the war in the first place.
Iraq probably destroyed its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in the
early 1990s, the former United Nations chief weapons inspector Hans Blix
has said.
Mr Blix said the capture of ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was
important, as he may reveal at what stage he might have destroyed them.
Mr Blix and a team of UN weapons inspectors spent more than three
months searching for WMD in Iraq in the build-up to the war without
finding anything they deemed significant.
Mr Blix was in the Swedish capital Stockholm on Tuesday to launch an
independent international commission on WMD.
The Swedish Government will fund its work, but the body will be
independent from any government.
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