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Blix non vuole soffrire e
- Subject: Blix non vuole soffrire e
- From: "Nello Margiotta" <animarg at tin.it>
- Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2003 22:52:03 +0200
Dopo aver detto ieri che il ritrovamento di WMD sarebbe stata una sofferenza, oggi accusa gli USA di voler costruire false prove per giustrificare la guerra Hans Blix accuses U.S. of "fabricating" evidence. 12.04.2003 [08:48] Blix: US was bent on war Nicholas Watt Saturday April 12, 2003 The Guardian War against Iraq was a foregone conclusion months before the first shot was fired, the chief weapons inspector Hans Blix has claimed. In a scathing attack on Britain and the US, Mr Blix accused them of planning the war "well in advance" and of "fabricating" evidence against Iraq to justify their campaign. Letting rip after months of frustration, he told the Spanish daily El Pais: "There is evidence that this war was planned well in advance. Sometimes this raises doubts about their attitude to the [weapons] inspections." Mr Blix said Iraq was paying a "a very high price in terms of human lives and the destruction of a country" when the threat of banned weapons could have been contained by UN inspections. The 74-year Swedish diplomat made clear that he believes he was misled by President Bush. At a White House meeting last October Mr Bush backed the work of Unmovic, the UN inspection team. But at the time Mr Blix knew "there were people within the Bush administration who were sceptical and who were working on engineering regime change". By the start of March the hawks in Washington and London were growing impatient. He said he believed that finding weapons of mass destruction had been relegated as an aim and the main objective had become the toppling of Saddam Hussein. ????????: Nicholas Watt, The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/
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