| Posted by jfm ® , Sep 16,2003,01:39 | MetroBlab |
Syria, the statement asserts, "is continuing to develop an offensive biological weapons capability" and has not signed the treaty banning those weapons. The testimony also expresses concern about Syria's nuclear activities, noting that Russia and Syria "have approved a draft program on cooperation on civil nuclear power," expertise that could be applied to a weapons program.
From the New York Times (by the same reporter who "broke" the Iraq WMD stories)
| Posted by lilamy ® , Sep 16,2003,06:51 | MetroBlab |
How about land mines? The U.S. still has not joined the international ban on them as far as I know. Yeah - not WMDs, but deadly none-the-less.
Funny how we pick and choose the way we visit destruction upon our enemies.
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9712/04/landmine.wrap/
Old news, I know.
Be well,
lilamy