The president has the ultimate power to employ nuclear weapons, kill mass numbers of people and destroy life as we know it.
All this, without even resorting to chemical, biological or nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
"We know, that they [the terrorists] would, if they could, go further and use chemical, biological, or even nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
Ultimately, regime change makes sense only as a last resort — as a means, after all else has failed, to the end of eliminating an Iraqi threat of weapons, especially nuclear weapons, of mass destruction.
In a statement issued after the debate, Robertson said: "The UK government must respect Scotland's clear decision against Trident renewal and remove these nuclear weapons of mass destruction from the Clyde.
In his Sept. 14, 2001, statement to the House of Commons on the attacks, Mr. Blair warned that terrorists "would, if they could, go further and use chemical or biological or even nuclear weapons of mass destruction".
Not nuclear weapons of mass destruction, but the Global Positioning System, by which the four dimensions of space-time can be so precisely measured as to direct a bomb or a soldier to within 50 feet of any spot on earth.
There was no disinformation on Saddam Hussein's development of nuclear weapons of mass destruction; any suggestion that she had been misleading in the rush to war was an attack on her personal integrity.
And emblematic of that innovation was the invention of nuclear weapons of mass destruction.
The government "must respect Scotland's clear decision against Trident renewal and remove these nuclear weapons of mass destruction from the Clyde," SNP said after the vote.
