Friday at the latest.

Definately, no later than sometime next week.

:D

[link|http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19822-2003Mar13.html|"The diplomatic process is underway. And it may conclude tomorrow. It may continue into next week," White House spokesman Ari Fleischer told reporters.]:D

The LONGER Bush waits the LESS LIKELY it is that he will have ANY support.

"I will gladly pay you today for an invasion next year."

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw told reporters in London that Britain was willing to drop one of the proposed tests -- a requirement that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein deliver a televised confession to past violations of U.N. disarmament instructions -- but this concession appeared unlikely to alter positions in Paris or Moscow.

I can see why Clare Short threatened to resign.

On Wednesday, the Bush administration said it was within close range of the nine Security Council votes needed to pass a new Security Council resolution, but it was not clear where those nine votes would come from.

The US will be voting 8 times.