As a result Lord Goldsmith pootled off to the USA to make enquiries about the negotiations at the time with the other parties to the negotiation of 1441 and concluded that a case could be made that the words that might imply force was sanctioned without another new resolution and that crucial words which could be stretched to intimate an intention to allow action without another resolution "could not have been included by accident" and therefore they must have been deliberate.
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The Private Transcripts MI6 - SIS2 Part 2 - Alastair Campbell the “unguided missile”
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