Your assertion is false. I won't speculate about your motive for misstating such a simple matter of historical fact. I'll just note that it's silly to do it, because anyone can check for himself.
"Iraq accused UNSCOM of spying for the United States, barred American employees of UNSCOM from the country, and declared off-limits a growing number of 'presidential sites'--a category not recognized in the U.N.-Iraq inspections accords. After negotiating with the Iraqis, U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan exempted the sprawling presidential sites from inspections.
Nevertheless, in October 1998, Iraq said it would no longer cooperate with UNSCOM. That refusal triggered several days of U.S. and British air strikes, known as Operation Desert Fox, in December 1998. UNSCOM withdrew its inspectors before the air strikes began, and they never returned to Iraq." (emphasis added)
IRAQ: Weapons Inspections: 1991-1998 - Council on Foreign Relations
You don't know any of that. And no amount of asserting your quasi-religious belief about the matter will establish it as fact.