Akbar Hashemi's Memoirs - September 18, 2002

  The Iraqi Government's submission to accept UN inspectors

At the Congress of 300 Martyrs of the Conservation Corps, I talked about the importance of the martyrs' preservation and greatness.  

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The Iraqi government's submission to UN inspectors has made it difficult for the United States and the Security Council to accept.  The United States has now insisted on bringing a new resolution and limited deadline to Iraq and adding issues such as human rights and delivery of Asra, etc., but Russia, China and France say there is no need for a new resolution yet.  One has to wait for it to be clear whether Iraq is loyal to the new position.  

The Basijis of the Musa bin Jafar mosque in Ahvaz came to the Ja'far Fatir base.  The Imam of the mosque reported on their good educational program, and I spoke in detail.   They are full.  I helped their mosque for a million dollars.

We had a meeting with the deputies of the Research Center.  There was more discussion of America and Iraq and internal disputes and solutions.  Muhammad's Brotherhood came and explained the flow of his bile bag. 
At night we went to the 300 Martyrs Congress of Conservation.  In the north of Tehran, they were planning to show the mood of the war.  It was long.  Mr Haqqablab, the commander of the Corps, reported and said goodbye.  I also talked about the importance of the work of the martyrs.   
Efat returned this morning from Umrah's trip and quoted Mr [Mohammad Hussein] Rezai, the head of the Hajj, who, in the mosque of al -Harm, was a person to Mr [Seyyed Mohammad] Khatami, [President] and called him idolatrous.

The Senate Senate Special Committee on the Senate of the American Parliament reported on the negligence of the White House and the Government of Bush to prevent the September 11 incident, saying that the government's negligence is the negligence of the September 11;  Because 12 notable reports on the possibility of using a plane as a bomb against centers from the United States had been reached and no necessary follow -up.  The US State Department has officially announced that it is not appropriate for the US military forces to be expanded to other parts of Afghanistan and expressed concern over the danger of Afghan security after being assassinated by John Karzai, the head of the interim government.