[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Under the terms of the North Korean deal, Iraq was to receive "missile technology for the Nodong, a 1,300-kilometer missile, as well as other nonmissile related but prohibited technologies."

"The Iraqis actually advanced the North Koreans $10 million," he said. "In late 2002, the North Koreans came to the Iraqis as a result of the Iraqis inquiring 'Where is the stuff we paid for?' and the North Koreans said, 'Sorry, there's so much U.S. attention on us that we cannot deliver it.' "

David Kay's preliminary report exposes axis of evildoers doing evil, ping!

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[blackie]

David Kay's preliminary report exposes axis of evildoers doing evil ~ Big Bump!

[livius]

Anybody remember the ship that was stopped and boarded by the Spanish Navy in the spring of this year, and was found to be carrying NK missiles buried under a load of cement? The ship itself may have been NK, in fact, and I think the load was bound for Yemen. The missiles, of course, were not declared on the manifest.

The story disappeared quietly after a couple of days, but I wonder if it was connected with this.

[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[PhilDragoo]

He said European countries were involved in Iraq's three covert missile programs, which included a copy of the 620-mile-range Nodong missile.

"I can't name them right now," he said.

I'm going to go way out on a limb here.

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[windchime]

Bump!

[radu]

It appears to me that David Kay and his group of inspectors have found a whole lot more in a short time than Blixie and his group ever found. Granted, Kay's inspectors don't have So-Dammed's "minders" dogging their heels but the fact remains.....the evidence exists and is being discovered.

You'd sure never know it if you only watched the alphabet news stations, though. sheesh!!