"The inspector said his colleagues think it possible that Iraq really has eliminated its banned materials." (Fair, Media Advisory: 'Iraq's Hidden Weapons: From Allegation to Fact', February 4, 2003
http://www.fair.org/press-releases/iraq-weapons.html )
In an April 2002 briefing, “A Threat to the World? The facts about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction”, Cambridge analyst Glen Rangwala writes:
"UNSCOM recorded how there was compliance with most of its work for over seven years of intrusive inspections. As a result, UNSCOM's executive chairman Rolf Ekeus reported to the Security Council on 11 April 1997 that 'not much is unknown about Iraq's retained proscribed weapons capabilities'."
Many of the weapons inspectors have candidly recorded the extensive disarmament of Iraq. Reviewing the 9 years of Iraqi disarmament, Rolf Ekeus stated in a presentation at Harvard University on 23 May 2000 that “in all areas we have eliminated Iraq's [WMD] capabilities fundamentally”.
http://www.arabmediawatch.com/iraq/reading/artgr6.htm
http://www.fair.org/press-releases/iraq-weapons.html )
In an April 2002 briefing, “A Threat to the World? The facts about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction”, Cambridge analyst Glen Rangwala writes:
"UNSCOM recorded how there was compliance with most of its work for over seven years of intrusive inspections. As a result, UNSCOM's executive chairman Rolf Ekeus reported to the Security Council on 11 April 1997 that 'not much is unknown about Iraq's retained proscribed weapons capabilities'."
Many of the weapons inspectors have candidly recorded the extensive disarmament of Iraq. Reviewing the 9 years of Iraqi disarmament, Rolf Ekeus stated in a presentation at Harvard University on 23 May 2000 that “in all areas we have eliminated Iraq's [WMD] capabilities fundamentally”.
http://www.arabmediawatch.com/iraq/reading/artgr6.htm