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there ya go, does that make Canada a target now as well, since we DO have all the materials necessary?

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Who ever taught you that this world was made of absolute certainty? This Universe is not understood- simultaneity of an event between differing points is NOT absolute. The most basic form of this is seen in the general theory of relativity. Agreed, that has to do with speeds near light. Unfortunately, the "laws" of this Universe are not yet found. Agreed, "most" that we have observed to date have been summed up into theoretical physics. Sadly, there is no verifiable way to actually check these laws. We live in this Universe- all measurement, observation and occurance is relative. I have my Universe, you have yours....

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Be prepared to back whatever you are saying or don't say it.

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... and can always find an opposing view

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lol...I will definitely vouch for that.

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First let me say that I am not a fan of Saddam Hussein, (and that I had Pizza for lunch.. ) but let's call a spade a spade here...he is just a pawn being used by the U.S. so that they can gain access to Iraqs oil. In Iraqi War Scenario, Oil Is Key Issue

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Iraq has no nuclear weapons or fissionable materials. This fact has been certified by the UN's nuclear inspection agency.

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Iraq successfully carried out one nuclear test before the Gulf War, say two senior scientists who worked in Iraq's nuclear program.

The men, Iraqi defectors, further claim Saddam Hussein has carried out further nuclear tests and now has several bombs hidden in a bunker under the Hamin Mountains north of Baghdad.

The scientists' reports challenge American intelligence claims that Saddam Hussein does not have sufficient enriched uranium or plutonium to develop a nuclear program.

This disturbing new evidence about Saddam Hussein's nuclear arsenal could provide an explanation for Iraq's increasingly aggressive behavior.

The primary witness about Iraq's nuclear program is a defector known only as "Leone," who claims he worked for a special scientific department of the Republican Palace in Baghdad.

"Leone's" claim is confirmed by a second defector who worked at another branch of the Iraqi weapons program and by a former personal assistant to Saddam Hussein's son.

The former assistant claims that a nuclear test was carried out in 1988 or 1989 in an underground site near Lake Rezzaza.

Meanwhile, "Leone" contradicts American intelligence reports, which maintain that Saddam Hussein couldn't obtain sufficient amounts of fissionable material. He claims Saddam Hussein emuggled enriched nuclear fuel from South Africa via Brazil.

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