BUSH HITS BAGHDAD ‘RERUNS'

New York Post ^ | 1/22/03 | DEBORAH ORIN

[kattracks]

January 22, 2003 -- WASHINGTON - President Bush yesterday said Saddam Hussein's latest games with weapons inspectors are "a rerun of a bad movie" - and he has no desire to watch it or wait around while others do.

"How much time do we need to see clearly that he's not disarming? As I said, this looks like a rerun of a bad movie - and I'm not interested in watching it," a fed-up Bush told reporters at the White House.

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[D-fendr]

U.S., U.K., Italy, (and others in the M.E.…); t'aint unilateral.

Perhaps we'll next hear the appeasers say, "We agree Saddam must go, but we don't support quadrilateral action.

[D-fendr]

Oops, make that "quintilaterally."

Forgot Australia.

[Right_in_Virginia]

"...the president is ready to lead "a coalition of the willing" to disarm Saddam even if the U.N. Security Council doesn't endorse war - just as the United States and many allies acted in Kosovo without U.N. support."

Did Daschle/Kennedy, et al approve of moving in Kosovo without the UN's blessing?

[Momaw Nadon]

Attack on Iraq Betting Pool

[lds23]

The triple constraints of project management: time, resources, and scope.

Instead of giving the inspectors more "time", we just allocate more resources. Say, about another 100,000 inpectors.

[Wait4Truth]

Poland is also on board..they said last night that we don't have to wait for U.N. approval in order to go after Saddam.