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    "Atomic scientist Imad Khadduri's story reads like a thriller: secret documents, cash-filled suitcases, a dangerous regime, and a cadre of Iraqi scientists who are now either living in Baghdad as paupers, spread to the wind, or dead. Khadduri, 59, once an important member of Iraq's bomb-making team, left in late 1998. He quietly emigrated to Canada, lives in Markham with his wife and three children, and teaches computer network courses at Seneca College. He insists Iraq today has neither the scientific expertise nor the hardware to produce a nuclear bomb. That's in stark contrast to U.S. President George W. Bush's claim Iraq represents a credible nuclear threat — a claim Khadduri calls "ridiculous." "Bush gives the false image that Iraq is a huge, efficient machine," Khadduri says. "We have been torn apart." As to biological weapons of mass destruction, he says he cannot comment because he doesn't know." Story[^] Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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      "Atomic scientist Imad Khadduri's story reads like a thriller: secret documents, cash-filled suitcases, a dangerous regime, and a cadre of Iraqi scientists who are now either living in Baghdad as paupers, spread to the wind, or dead. Khadduri, 59, once an important member of Iraq's bomb-making team, left in late 1998. He quietly emigrated to Canada, lives in Markham with his wife and three children, and teaches computer network courses at Seneca College. He insists Iraq today has neither the scientific expertise nor the hardware to produce a nuclear bomb. That's in stark contrast to U.S. President George W. Bush's claim Iraq represents a credible nuclear threat — a claim Khadduri calls "ridiculous." "Bush gives the false image that Iraq is a huge, efficient machine," Khadduri says. "We have been torn apart." As to biological weapons of mass destruction, he says he cannot comment because he doesn't know." Story[^] Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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      Are you trolling again? Mike

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        Are you trolling again? Mike

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        Kant always brings up interesting news stories - he's like the Martin Marvinski of yesteryear. :-D


        David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk

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          Are you trolling again? Mike

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          Mike Gaskey wrote: Are you trolling again? :-D Seriously no, b'cos the source of the news is from Canada so it never gets covered out of Canada (especially in US). My intention was to share the news, not to start the flamming posts :rose: Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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            Kant always brings up interesting news stories - he's like the Martin Marvinski of yesteryear. :-D


            David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk

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            David Wulff wrote: he's like the Martin Marvinski of yesteryear Ahm.. last time I checked, Kant has never posted any stories about circumcisions. :-D -- Ignorant people upsets me.

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              David Wulff wrote: he's like the Martin Marvinski of yesteryear Ahm.. last time I checked, Kant has never posted any stories about circumcisions. :-D -- Ignorant people upsets me.

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              Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: Kant has never posted any stories about circumcisions. ROTFLMAO :laugh: Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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                Kant always brings up interesting news stories - he's like the Martin Marvinski of yesteryear. :-D


                David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk

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                David Wulff wrote: Martin Marvinski Is he good guy or bad guy? :confused: Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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                  David Wulff wrote: Martin Marvinski Is he good guy or bad guy? :confused: Kant Sonork-100.28114 Don't :beer: and Drive.

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                  He's a very... enthusiastic guy. With a few obsessions. Martin Marvinski

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                  Shog9 I see the way the salesmen stare into the sun I stood and watched them as they fell off one by one...

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                    He's a very... enthusiastic guy. With a few obsessions. Martin Marvinski

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                    Shog9 I see the way the salesmen stare into the sun I stood and watched them as they fell off one by one...

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                    Shog9 wrote: With a few obsessions Obsession by Animotion just popped into my mind! :omg: -- Ignorant people upsets me.

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