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I haven't been able to follow the al QauQa (All KaKa?) story much. So I don't get the point of your find.

Doesn't that mean the cache WAS there when our troops arrived? If it's now missing, can they pin the failure to secure on OUR troops?

Help me...I've fallen on this story and I can't get up!

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I HAVE heard enough to conclude two things:

1) Dangerous materials seem to have BEEN IN Iraq...and are now missing.

2) Most likey they went missing due to the diplomatic slowdown leading up to the war----i.e., the "global test" may have put us all in more danger.

[mountaineer]

I understand that the weapons, if they ever were there at all, were long gone by the time the first American soldier set foot in the area, although Kerry and the media are trying to imply U.S. forces let the stuff be stolen right from under their noses.

[BigWaveBetty]

Both CBS and NBC are trying to continue the lie that weapons remained and some how were left unattended resulting in the terrorists spiriting them away to use on our troops.

Rush explained today that these materials were no good for use in something like a IED. More than likely the materials had left the building by way of Saddam before the war started.

Btw, at the end of Scarborough last night Pat Buchanan in a statement from msnbc said that they had given Lawrence O'Donnell a talking to. *rolling eyes*