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To: fidelio
That deserves it's own thread. The AP is now acknowledging the following:

[Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said coalition forces were present in the vicinity of the site both during and after major combat operations, which ended May 1, 2003 - and searched the facility but found none of the explosives material in question. That raised the possibility that the explosives had disappeared before U.S. soldiers could secure the site in the immediate invasion aftermath.]

Of course the weapons were removed before the US got there! So Kerry is bashing Bush for not invading Iraq sooner, to secure weapons from terrorists Kerry said were never in Iraq, weapons which the UN and IAEA didn't think were deserving of destruction. That's the only logical *out* for Kerry. Is one last whopper of a flip flop in store for America? STAY TUNED!

814 posted on 10/25/2004 10:16:05 PM PDT by Kryptonite (So Kofi was the last one to see 380 tons of weapons? Hmmm.)
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To: Kryptonite

It would take somewhere around 19 tractor trailers to move this quantity- 380x2000=760000lbs divided by 40000lb capacity in a 40ft trailer= 19 trailers- it's safe to assume you wouldn't be able to 'sneak' this from the warehouse.


825 posted on 10/25/2004 10:37:01 PM PDT by midnightson
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