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A 3 page evaluation of the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAmssdsc.rtf
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there has been no real proof it seems that anyone has used or plans to use any weapons of mass destruction. And, in pursuit of some weapons of mass destruction
in Iraq it seems that nothing was ever found. At the same time the United States and many other nations around the world blatantly possess many different weapons of mass
destruction such as nuclear bombs and chemical weaponry. Such information makes one wonder if weapons of mass destruction are really an issue in the war on terrorism, if they are
really a powerful and urgent threat that could come to light any moment. The following paper examines the problems of weapons of mass destruction and where they may lie in
a list that would rank important threats concerning terrorism today. Weapons of Mass Destruction The most important, or noted, nation that is in the media today and is
considered a concern as it relates to terrorism is Iraq. In relationship to what they possess and what they do not possess one author notes, "Current capabilities are uncertain, due
to Iraqs efforts since 1991 to retain and conceal prohibited nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC), and missile assets, and due to its expulsion of UNSCOM inspectors in 1998" (Center for Nonproliferation
Studies, 2007). One must perhaps also look at the fact that the United States has been at war in Iraq for several years now and there has been no terrorist
attack on the United States coming from Iraq. In addition, considering there has been no attack, there has clearly been no attack involving weapons of mass destruction. In another
perspective one author notes, "As the United States and its allies continue the fight against international terrorist groups and the countries that may support them, there is increasing fear Americans
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