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SADDAM SAY'S "I WANT AMERICAN'S OUT OF IRAQ"

How did these events come about;
     On June 21 America and Russia meet and give an ultimatm to Saddam that he
     must cooperate which they launch this with expectations (good or evil?)
     and the option is due up on October 31st
     U.N. weapons inspectors are to certify in October that Baghdad is fully cooperating.
    We are demamnding  they show us  where the stash is being kept. If they don't then
     new sanctions will be  placed on Iraq.
     Oct 7th rolls around Iraq is not cooperating.
     Oct 23 UN is backing US and Russia's agreement, New trade ban sanctions will
     be put in place if Saddam doesn't comply.
     Oct 29th. Only two days left until the  deadline is up Saddam retaliates.
     He says I  want America out of Iraq!! They have one week,  to comply!
     He bans the 12 US weapon inspectors from Iraq.
     US says it will back it up with war if necassary.
     Russia has the right to veto this move and will have the final say.
     Nov. 4th at the end of the 7 days the UN security Council sends 3 represenitives
     to Iraq for a d`etente.

This isn't over yet.  The rest of this list will take place.

NEWS ITEMS BELOW;

White House Says Iraq Step 'Unacceptable'
     02:00 p.m Oct 29, 1997 Eastern
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House Wednesday rejected as
unacceptable an Iraqi decision to ban Americans from U.N. weapon
inspection teams in Iraq.
``The action by Iraq is unacceptable,'' White House spokeswoman Anne
Luzzatto said. ``Iraq  cannot tell the U.N. who should participate in the
inspections team.''
Iraq said Wednesday that it would continue to cooperate with a visiting
U.N. inspection team, at least temporarily, but that the U.S. members
must leave within a week.
In a statement on the official news agency INA, it said it was giving the
United Nations a short period to lift trade sanctions, or it would end
cooperation with the U.N. Special Commission (UNSCOM), which
runs the teams on a U.N. mandate to deprive Iraq of weapons of
mass destruction.
Luzzatto said: ``We expect that the Security Council will take firm action
as soon as possible against these unacceptable demands.''
Iraq has been under U.N. sanctions, including a ban on oil exports, since
it invaded Kuwait in August 1990. It needs a clean bill of health from arms
inspectors as a condition for an end to the sanctions.
The United States, which dominates the Security Council, has taken a
tough position on easing the embargo, and the council is sure to reflect the
U.S. position on the Iraqi decision to exclude Americans.
At the United Nations, British ambassador Sir John Weston said the
council's five permanent  members -- the United States, Britain, Russia,
France and China -- would meet later on Wednesday on the controversy.
Iraq took the decision after the council threatened to impose travel sanctions
on Iraqi officials to punish Baghdad for obstructing the work of U.N.
inspectors. The Revolutionary Command Council, Iraq's supreme decision-making body
chaired by  President Saddam Hussein, took the decision and also dismissed
the travel ban threat.
At U.N. headquarters in New York, spokesman Yasuhiro Ueki said there
were 10 Americans now in Iraq with UNSCOM disarmament teams and
two based at UNSCOM's Bahrain office.

Calandar of events leading up to this
     1997
     June 21 President Clinton and Russian President Boris
     Yeltsin agree to consider tougher sanctions against Iraq
     unless U.N. weapons inspectors certify in October that
     Baghdad is fully cooperating.
     Oct. 7 U.N. weapons inspectors report Iraq still refuses to disclose full details of its
     banned weapons program and is imposing new restrictions on inspections.
     Oct. 23 The U.N. Security Council threatens Iraq with trade ban unless it cooperates
     with inspectors. Russia, China, France, Kenya, Egypt abstain in the voting.
     Oct. 29 Baghdad bars Americans from participating in U.N. weapons inspections in
     Iraq. The U.N. Security Council says ban is “unacceptable” and warns of “serious
     consequences” unless Baghdad backs down.