[Jim Robinson]

"Two documents relate to Iraq's proscribed WMD programs. One is a table, providing details of a Sept. 6, 2000, contract for the production of "the malignant pustule" -- the Pentagon official who leaked these documents believed it referred to anthrax -- along with earlier contracts for sterilization and decontamination equipment. Another table describes an Aug. 21, 2000, contract for the production of mustard gas and earlier contracts for protective equipment. Small amounts of material are mentioned: three ampules of "the malignant pustule" (an ampule is a small, sealed glass vial) and five kilograms of mustard gas. These contracts could have represented test runs, or, as a former U.N. weapons inspector suggested to me, the material could have been intended for terrorism.

Many more documents are to be released in the coming months. Quite possibly, they will vindicate the decision to undertake the Iraq war; help maintain public support for fighting it; and radically change our understanding of Saddam's role in international terrorism."

[Religion Moderator]

Bump!

[txroadkill]

So the war in Iraq may have been justified??? Who'd of thunk it.(<-----that's Texan for sarcasm)

[FairOpinion]

Laurie Mylroie has done a great deal of research and maintained all along that there was a connection between Saddam and terrorism.

http://www.benadorassociates.com/mylroie.php

[jazusamo]

These docs might put a few holes in Reid and Pelosi's Culture of Corruption. :-)

[woofie]

This aint poker ya know....

[sageb1]

Past my bedtime over here on the "right coast," Jim. I pinged the Saddam gatekeepers and will check back in the a.m. :) 'teasing...

[tallhappy]

Malignant pustule sounds more like smallpox than anthrax.

[jveritas]

Excellent news.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Thanks Jim!!!

[scottdeus12]

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