[Mark Felton]

This has more info than previously posted article on same subject.

This is big news.

[sgtbono2002]

It would sure shut the Libs up if we could find a couple cases of these buried somewhere.

[fhayek]

What kind of WMD's could be launched by hand-held rocket-propelled grenades? Sounds like chemical weapons to me.

[Gothmog]

Thanks

[ex-Texan]

Bravo!

[Normal4me]

Is this guy in our custody? Seems like a valuable source.

[ChadGore]

This IS indeed big news !! Thanks for the post!

[EDINVA]

and what are the chances we will see these on the Front Page of the Gray Lady tomorrow ????

ZERO

[bray]

I am sure Steponallofus will be reporting on this tomorrow, unless it's not in the DNC talking points??? This story makes sense.

Pray for W ant the Truth

[DrDeb]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm -- do you think the leftist media, e.g., the NYTimes, WashPost, CBSNBCABCMSNBCCNBCCNN, will bother to report this?!

[MinuteGal]

Shall we start a pool as to when the media will announce this news on the front pages?

I'll start....I'm picking NEVER.

Leni

[Indie]

The only reason that these weapons were not used, said Col al-Dabbagh, was because the bulk of the Iraqi army did not want to fight for Saddam. "The West should thank God that the Iraqi army decided not to fight," he said. "If the army had fought for Saddam Hussein and used these weapons there would have been terrible consequences." Col al-Dabbagh, who was recalled to Baghdad to work at Iraq's air defence headquarters during the war itself, believes that the WMD have been hidden at secret locations by the Fedayeen and are still in Iraq. "Only when Saddam is caught will people talk about these weapons," he said.

ABC,NBC,CBS....

Anybody?

[Tribune7]

ping

[nicmarlo]

BTTT

[NMC EXP]

"I am the one responsible for providing this information," said the colonel, who is now working as an adviser to Iraq's Governing Council.

No apparent conflicts of interest here......he must be a credible source.

Regards

J.R.

[Cicero]

Chemical or biological. There ARE chemical weapons such as nerve gas that are extremely potent, and could be carried in a fairly small warhead. A tiny drop on bare skin would be enough to kill someone.

[bdeaner]

This guy must know what happened to the stuff. Wonder if they can squeeze it out of him.

[Lady In Blue]

This is great news! Thanks for postingi it.I've felt for sometime now that most,if not all, of Iraq's WMD's were still in Iraq. From everything that I've read, Saddam didn't believe that we would actually invade Iraq.And since he didn't, he wouldn't have had time to get rid of all of his stuff.IMHO.

[winker]

We convinced somebody with our verbage, because in fact Iraq would have been iradiated as a result of any release of WMD's. I have no doubt that they still do exist somewhere and remember this. We were tracking three cargo ships loaded with who knows what and then all of a sudden no more reports of their where abouts. The WMD's exist and they are burried somewhere or they are on the move on the high seas. We are owed a explanation that is still not forthcoming!

[quesera]

Good read, thanks for the post.

Like I always said, the WMD's are there, it's just a matter of time before we find them. We also know that some of them were transferred to Syria, and soon Syria will have to account for them too. This does also explain the gas masks found in the battlefield.

[VOA]

This is big news.

Actually made it onto NBC Nightly News (Sat. 12-6-03).
IMHO, the weekend editions of NBC Nightly News have been pretty fair-and-balanced
on Iraq theater coverage.