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Hi all, I'm helping to edit a 20-page briefing document on the situation in Iraq for distribution on the upcoming "day of action" on the 27 February. While we've focussed on humanitarian issues so far we do need to discuss the Unscom side as well. As I don't have the time to track these down for the weekend I wonder whether anyone out there could come up with a one page summary, properly referenced (ideally to UN documents), addressing: 1. what Unscom has found; 2. what it has still to find; [3. why Butler replaced Ekeus;] [4. whether the goalposts have moved.] Items 3 and 4 are unnecessary but would be nice. If the British government has made conflicting comments (on the one hand praising Unscom's effectiveness in eradicating Iraqi WMDs [last Feb?] and, on the other hand, claiming massive stocks to justify December's bombings) then it would be nice to be able to present these side by side. Thank you, Colin Rowat King's College Cambridge CB2 1ST tel: +44 (0)468 056 984 England fax: +44 (0)1223 335 219 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a discussion list run by Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq. To be removed/added, email soc-casi-discuss-request@lists.cam.ac.uk, NOT the whole list. Archived at http://linux.clare.cam.ac.uk/~saw27/casi/discuss.html