“The 10 non-permanent members, including Syria, will see only a censored version of the document once weapons inspectors have gone through the report and removed sensitive material - including possible instructions on bomb-making.”
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20021209/D7NQDTK81.html
Reuters points out that “Iraq's long declaration of its past weapons programs is expected to include names of foreign suppliers, disclosures that may be embarrassing for nations on the U.N. Security Council.
“A table of contents, circulated to the Security Council on Monday, says Iraq listed "procurements" of its nuclear programs as well as imported chemical precursors and foreign technical assistance for its chemical arms programs.
"Under biological weapons, the index says 33 pages are devoted to ‘acquisition of equipment, material, supplies and empty munitions containers for all phases of the program.'"
http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=1876861
It would appear that the Bush Administration is intent not only on censoring any facts which would defeat its war plans, but also now opens itself to accusations of suppressing any evidence of U.S. companies supplying Iraq with weaponry.
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20021209/D7NQDTK81.html
Reuters points out that “Iraq's long declaration of its past weapons programs is expected to include names of foreign suppliers, disclosures that may be embarrassing for nations on the U.N. Security Council.
“A table of contents, circulated to the Security Council on Monday, says Iraq listed "procurements" of its nuclear programs as well as imported chemical precursors and foreign technical assistance for its chemical arms programs.
"Under biological weapons, the index says 33 pages are devoted to ‘acquisition of equipment, material, supplies and empty munitions containers for all phases of the program.'"
http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=1876861
It would appear that the Bush Administration is intent not only on censoring any facts which would defeat its war plans, but also now opens itself to accusations of suppressing any evidence of U.S. companies supplying Iraq with weaponry.