On the recordFebruary 26, 2003
At a minimum. Of course, that was assuming we would not have this kind of devastation out there that might be possible if the weapons of mass destruction were to be utilized.
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govinfo.govAt a minimum. Of course, that was assuming we would not have this kind of devastation out there that might be possible if the weapons of mass destruction were to be utilized.
Discussing the potential consequences of weapons of mass destruction.
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