[JohnathanRGalt]

Bring up the subject of WMD's to troops home on leave. Most of the time you will get an earful. This is a country built for war that is populated with so many dumps that it will take years to go through them all.

Perhaps some of them will help document where the WMDs are with photos and testimony. We depend too much on the major news media to tell us what to think.

Perhaps they can do it here at FR.

[armymarinemom]

Perhaps some of them will help document where the WMDs are with photos and testimony. We depend too much on the major news media to tell us what to think. Perhaps they can do it here at FR. Officially they have to wait for the Kay report to come out. Unofficially they are telling family not to worry about what is going to come out. Photos of a guarded depot that hasn't been inspected would earn someone a ton of discipline. I am interested in seeing the video that Ollie North has put out. He covers a lot concerning how many berms and depots one encounters over there. All of those depots have to be inspected. That includes the ones slap dap in the middle of the dessert.

[GovGirl]

I have a friend in the Marines who was a Nuclear Biological and Chemical Weapons Chief over in Iraq and his crew had an embedded reporter with them. My friend's crew missiles and mass quantities of a chemical agent that has NO other use than for chemical warfare. He was really upset when he got home to hear that none of it had been reported.