Hans Blix
Michael Elleman (R), Senior Fellow for Regional Security Cooperation at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), talks to former UN inspector Hans Blix during a press gathering in Dubai on March 5, 2013. Ten years after the US-led invasion on Iraq, accused at the time of hiding weapons of mass destruction, Blix urged world powers to avoid committing the same error in launching a war against Iran.
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American Militarism: Part Two (Charles Krauthammer)
so many other armchair militarists, Mr. Krauthammer never satisfactorily answered the question posed by UN weapons inspector, Hans Blix: “Could there be 100 percent certainty about the existence of weapons of mass destruction but zero percent knowledge of from Philly Independent Media Center Read more »
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Hans Blix to Tell Veterans' Stories at Stockholm Peace and Security Summit
of the veterans. “The public are not so familiar with what experiences the veterans have, and should listen to them,” says Hans Blix. Hans Blix, formerly head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is one of the keynote speakers at the World Veterans Federations from PR Newswire Read more »
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Ten Years of Krauthammer Days
now been exactly a decade since Charles Krauthammer told us that Hans Blix had five months to find weapons. He found nothing. We’ve had five weeks. Come back to me in five months. If we haven’t found any, we will have a credibility problem. Charles Krauthammer from Crooked Timber Read more »
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The second Iran hostage crisis
of America’s 16 spy agencies, confirmed that whatever nuclear weapons program Iran once had was dismantled in 2003. Hans Blix, former chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has challenged previous IAEA reports on Iran’s nuclear activities, from Russia Today Read more »
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The War against Iraq Fiasco, Ten Years Later
there were weapons of mass destruction [in Iraq, before the March 2003 invasion] had less than zero percent knowledge. – Hans Blix, former chief United Nations weapons inspector, August 2010 I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge from Dissident Voice Read more »
