You can not support the US (with respects to the war) and still be not support Saddam - despites Bush's 'you're either with us or against us.'
Well, in the geopolitical world, that
is how things are; you are either with one party or the other, and if you stay in the middle, you are looked upon as enemies by both sides.
If the threat of force causes Saddam to 'accept' weapons inspector and they force him to disarm, shouldn't we allow Hans Blix's and his inspectors the more time they wish?
Well, they cannot force him to do anything really, simply because they are far too weak and there is no penalty at all for disobeying them. For example, why would Hussein bother to destroy any of his missiles, which could be useful to him very soon, when he could just as easily smuggle them out of the nation for the moment and import them back later? Anyone with half a brain would do exactly this, and he is no exception.
why are you allfrends with _anyone_ who want's to get in our way,
This part is pretty obvious; remember my earlier posts on this topic? The US is the most powerful nation at the moment, so naturally everyone else wants to team up against it so that they might have a chance at themselves becoming the superpower of the future. Friends are only there when there is a mutual objective, and when that objective is met the friendship is gone, which is what has happened with NATO and the USSR.
someone look up france's voting history in the UN for the last 18 resolutions with Iraq,
I've got to go to work
Actually this is probably because many French companies have considerable business interests in Iraq.
Also, about this "different position" stuff, why isn't the US entitled to have its own position where it says that all the other positions are stupid?

That's just as much of a position itself.

The problem here is that, sure, everyone is allowed to have their own opinions, but not everyone has the power to put that opinion into practice, and this is what matters. For example, Iraq is obviously saying that they don't want a war, but does their opinion matter at all? It is because they have little power to enforce that opinion.