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[casi] Pardon me, Colin, was chlorine not banned?

From: Boros Attila <boros.attila@DELETETHISdrotposta.hu>
Subject: [casi] Pardon me, Colin, was chlorine not banned?
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 16:06:31 +0200

Colin Rowat  <c.rowat@espero.org.uk> 2003.08.13. 12:09:10 +1h-kor írta:

> My most uncomfortable experience in Iraq
> during my first visit was my one substantial meeting with an Iraqi official,
> who sought to convince me that chlorine was banned under sanctions, etc.

But I thought it was, wasn't it?

Best
Attila
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