[TexKat]

Chlorine attacks raise fears of new 'dirty' tactics in Iraq

[TexKat]

Iraqis inspect the damage at the entrance of their house after it was raided by US and Iraqi troops in Baghdad's Sadr City. As a joint operation by US and Iraqi troops to take control of Baghdad begins to bear fruit, there were signs that their insurgent foes are trying to counter them with deadly new tactics.(AFP/Wissam Al-Okaili)

[rusureitflies?]

Does this change our ROE? We HAVE to kill more bad guys over there before they kill more of us over here. War is hell. This is between Good and Evil. I do wonder what side America is on.

[DustyMoment]

Chlorine bombs - coming soon to a neighborhood near you!

This message sponsored by the gutless Dems pushing their signature "Let's-all-just-get-along" cut 'n run strategies for America's (limited) future.

[newfreep]

Will the media ever call the "insurgents" terrorists? Another example of how being politicallly correct will cause us to lose the WOT.

[trooprally]

Iraqi insurgents' WMDs being called "dirty bombs".

What PC crap.

I guess dirty bombs in the U.S. will be called "mint chips from an ice cream truck".

[Mr] T

[Redleg Duke]

Of course, the Socialists in Congress will ignore the use of poison gas against civilians. Or, they will say that it is our fault for forcing them to do so.

The inmates are running the asylum.

[SunkenCiv]

So, some terrorists with tenuous supply lines and little discernable infrastructure have developed WMDs. So what? That doesn't mean that the former dictator could have accomplished it, or that neighboring dictatorships in Iran and Syria could accomplish it.

Thanks TK.