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Secretary of State Colin L. Powell
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2003

October
--10/07/03  What Kay Found; Op-Ed; The Washington Post
--10/03/03  Remarks After Meeting with Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Kovacs; Washington, DC
--10/02/03  Remarks at the Foreign Press Center on U.S. Foreign Policy after the UNGA; Washington Foreign Press Center; Washington, DC

  
Highlights

What Kay Found
Washington Post Op-ed  (Oct. 7): "The interim findings of David Kay and the Iraq Survey Group make two things abundantly clear: Saddam Hussein's Iraq was in material breach of its United Nations obligations before the Security Council passed Resolution 1441 last November, and Iraq went further into breach after the resolution was passed." [full text]

Weapons of Mass Destruction
(Oct. 3): "I hope that as people examine the interim report, they will come to the conclusion that this was a regime that was determined...to have the capability to develop chemical, biological and nuclear weapons..." [full text]

October 2, 2003: Secretary Powells remarks at the Foreign Press Center on U.S. Foreign Policy after the UNGA. AP Photo by Ron Edmonds.Iraq UN Resolution
(Oct. 2): "We will take the time necessary to make sure that the Iraqi people, when they do assume full control of their country again, do it in a way that will make sure that the country is stable, living in peace with its neighbors, is democratic, and will be a pride to the people of Iraq." [full text]

U.S.-Arab Economic Forum
(Sept. 29): "It is no exaggeration to say that without a transformation of the Middle East, the region will remain a source of violence and terrorism fueled by poverty, by alienation, and by despair. We must not let that happen. We will not let that happen."  [full text]


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