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Now you can live out the ongoings of the middle east:
-Take over the Kandahar Airport
-Raid rebel headquarters in Mazar-e-Sharif
-Ambush a convoy near the Pakistani border
-Eliminate a control/command compound in Kandahar
-Demolish bunkers in the foothills of Kabul
-Destroy a SAM site
-Raid the Abu Khabab chemical weapons facility
Delta Force: Task Force Dagger.
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When trying to keep up to date with current affairs, it can become all to easy to forget why certain situations started in the first place. If you have or had an opinion on an issue last month, you might find yourself revising that when presented with a titbit of information that could quell the possible threat of something bad happening. And this information might only be a shoestring last ditch effort to provide some sense of stability in a potentially life threatning set of decisions being discussed. Is that how we feel today about Iraq, I wonder?
Having read the news, Iraq’s offer of technical talks with the UN has again, like times previous, provided a whisp of hope. But is this really good enough? I say “no.” Technical talks does not mean that Weapons Inspectors will return to Iraq, and I certainly don’t hold out any trust in their freedom of access to weapons should they return. It is also worth considering that should such talks fail, then many people would consider the effort to save an ever growing threat of invasion into Iraq, as disappeared. And afterall, what is the point? President Bush has already said that the world should rid itself of certain Leaders, Saddam included, and that all the world is doing is ensuring the repetition of political drama by compromising with aggressive regimes. So, weapons aside, the war to oust Saddam is the whole point.
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Anthrax story : Frenzied bloodhounds, a biowarfare background, a terror novel plot - then nothing
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Now that Iraq has hidden or moved any biological or nuclear weapons:
Iraq invites the U.N. back
Iraqs letter to the U.N. Sounds a little sarcastic to me.
