Incorrect (as usual), Saddam can launch a chem attack.
That would be "proof" that I couldn't deny.
So, as long as my prediction is 100% accurate, you can say that I won't accept any "proof" that counters it.
Once again, Saddam will NOT use any nuke/chem/bio weapons.
The reason for this is because he does NOT have them.
So, to counter my prediction, all that has to happen is for Saddam to USE them.
And you find this concept too difficult to comprehend?
You are already intimating that anything found after the war will not be accepted as proof so my prediction WILL come true, yours MIGHT.
Incorrect.
If my prediction does NOT come true, then that means that Saddam will have used nuke/chem/bio weapons.
As such was the "proof" needed to disprove my prediction, your prediction would, likewise, be disproven.
So, if my prediction is correct, so is your's.
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If my prediction is proven false, so is your's.
In other words, your "prediction" is a derivative of my prediction.
Original thought isn't big in your family, is it?