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To: CGVet58
All I'm saying is that this guy should be checked out much more throurougly than Hamza was and I'd be skeptical before I oredered any further military action based on info from former members of Saddam's regime.

And if we did let all this WMD get out than the Iraq war was a failure in an important respect. We have an air force, we had control of Iraqi airspace. What are we doing letting 50 747s make their way to Damascus. Did Iraq even have that many planes. They had virtually no air force and whatever they did have was Russian so I highly doubt this guy is on the up and up. Saddam didn't have 50 Boeings. If he had said 50 Ilyushins or 50 Antonovs than maybe I'd believe him. Where were the boys in blue while all these flights of WMD were taking palce? Twiddling their thumbs? This would have been a turkey shhot and it would have been easy to force them to land or take them out.

What good was takng out Saddam and putting up a democracy if he just gave all his WMDs to Hezbollah, AQ, Syria, Iran or whatver other Jihadist killers may have gotten their hands on it in the past 3 yrs?

This guy could check out, but 1 interview on Hannity and Colmes does not an unimpeachable source make.

General Sada has been verified by the State Dept and is meeting with Senators, White House next week and Congressional hearings are being called so Sada can testify. His facts check out, including that he was imprisoned by Hussein for not executing the American POWs, and one of our POWs (Eberly) says he remembers Sada and that he was treated very humanely. In fact, Eberly wrote the forword to the book.

MSM will have to report this story -- the book is skyrocketing on Amazon and he's been picked up for interviews next week by MSNBC and ABC Nightline among others. IF the book hits #1 NYTimes then maybe we'll get leftist NBC to even admit WMDs existed. GREAT timing for the SOTU.