Russia moved Iraqi WMD (not surprised)

Newsmax.com ^ | March 3, 2005 | Charles R. Smith

[FeeinTennessee]

Of course, I'm really not surprised at this one. And of course the MSM hasn't mentioned this one.

[Calpernia]

ping

[Just mythoughts]

So will Russia move into Lebanon to retrieve them with the fleeing Syrians?

[DoctorMichael]

".......in Lebanon's Bekka valley......."

This might indicate a reason for the scumbag, Mafia-esque Syrians hesitating about getting their troops out right away.........Look at all the neat toys that they're going to be leaving behind that are buried in the Bekka.

[RightWhale]

This story has been running since the invasion of Iraq. It almost looks like Russia is being allowed the opportunity to clear the stuff out of Lebanon and Syria.

[tarzantheapeman]

I'd like to see them try to move them now ...

[peacebaby]

Wonder what Vladimir Putin's comments are ?

[jb6]

You're about 5 months behind on this, this was mentioned all over the media, this was Kerry's October surprise and was proven to be pure BS. First, it was trumpt out to show that Bush has no control in Iraq and was proven false. The military accounted for the lost munitions since they used them to destroy some 500,000 tons of other munitions.

Second John Shaw has been removed from his position for corruption and there is an FBI investigation on him. He also had ZERO collaberating evidence, except for his opinion. Not much for a foundation, now is it?

[Publius Scipio]

So is this another "slam dunk"?

[maestro]

Moscow Moved Weapons to Syria and Lebanon According to a former top Bush administration official, Russian special forces teams moved weapons of mass destruction out of Iraq to Syria. "I am absolutely sure that Russian Spetsnatz units moved WMD out of Iraq before the war," stated John Shaw, the former deputy undersecretary for international technology security.

now,......exactly WHERE are those THREE 'Russian-SH' MYSTERY SHIPS that 'got away'?

[jb6]

Why are you guys rehashing Kerry's October Surprise which has been proven by DoD to be a bunch of BS? The whole story was designed to destroy Bush's credibility and John Shaw has been fired for corruption and is under FBI investigation. Oh and his only "evidence/proof" was his opinion.

[jb6]

I'm sure the same as when this BS came out in Kerry's October Surprise, the first time. Rehashing Democrat BS 4 months after the fact it was proven a lie doesn't make it smell any better.

[johnb838]

Giving them a chance to get rid of the stuff to avoid being nuked? Don't we have a doctrine that we would have to use nukes if we found the stuff being cached?

[El Gato]

The Russians were able to move hundreds of tons of chemical, biological and nuclear materials without being discovered by CIA satellites or NSA radio listening post

Who says the CIA and NSA didn't discover the movement. We've heard that the stuff was moved, and that their were photos of the movement, for a good long time.

The difference here is that that the source is not some unnamed official, but rather a named individual within the government. IOW, a verifiable source.

[pookie18]

http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=764

[AaronInCarolina]

You're about 5 months behind on this, this was mentioned all over the media, this was Kerry's October surprise and was proven to be pure BS. First, it was trumpt out to show that Bush has no control in Iraq and was proven false. The military accounted for the lost munitions since they used them to destroy some 500,000 tons of other munitions.

Are you confusing these munitions with the ones that supposedly went mission from the Ka Kaa (spelling???) valley in Iraq that the media and Kerry made such a fuss about?

[oldleft]

I'd be willing to bet we have at least one geosynchronous satellite over Bekka.

[nikos1121]

I agree, this posting should be pulled...

[jb6]

Because John Shaw was working with Kerry on this, it was Kerry's October Surprise. Shaw was already under FBI corruption investigations and that is why he is a "former" member of the staff. Oh and his great evidence was "In my opinion...". Typical MSM crap that people keep repeating.

[AaronInCarolina]

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