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...stocks. I never really thought he'd [use them]. What I was far more worried about was that he'd sell this stuff or give it away. Same thing I've always been worried about North Korea's nuclear and missile capacity. I don't expect North Korea to bomb South Korea, because they know it would be the end of their country. But if you can't feed yourself, the temptation to sell this stuff is overwhelming. So that's why I thought Bush did the right thing to go back. When you're the President, and your country...
...feel more vulnerable because the porousness of freedom and openness makes everybody everywhere subject to terror. And everything has been miniaturized in the digital age, including chemical, biological and nuclear weapons. You get a Girl Scout cookie's worth of fissile material, you put it in Timothy McVeigh's bomb, and you take out 25% of Washington...
...rights record, and U.N. nuclear inspectors have uncovered evidence that contradicts Iranian claims that its nuclear program is purely peaceful in intent. That exercises Washington in particular, but also London, Paris and Berlin, which last October jointly reached an agreement with Tehran to stop activities that might contribute to bomb construction. Just as the incident with the British was winding down, Iran announced it was repudiating the agreement. Washington now wants the U.N. Security Council to impose sanctions. But Iran, with its extensive ties with Iraq's majority Shi'a population, including some militias, has many ways to make life...
...package did not contain a bomb, nor bomb-making materials,” Pasquarello said. “But we take every threat seriously...
Cacciola said UHS was less busy than during the school year, but that elderly patients were likely inconvenienced by the bomb scare...