Does Sada have any documentation or direct evidence to support the story of the two pilots?
"No, I don't," he answered without hesitation. "I have got nothing except what they told me."
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Yeah... we all know Arabs don't just make shit up or anything...
wow, I guess because he is saying it in a church, I'd probably believe him.
I can believe it! And, fron the decription of the barrels I am guessing this was Chemical Weapons Material and probably EMPTA.
Empta is one of the binary components to VX nerve gas. This stuff is so serious that during the Clinton administration a Sudanese pharmacutical plant was attacked with cruise missiles. In itself the material qualifies as a WMD.
I say it was probably a chemical weapon material because I doubt a biological weapon would require a drum or "keep" as well.
"No, I don't," he answered without hesitation. "I have got nothing except what they told me."
Must be true. The left hates it.
Among the tidbits from a Ken Anderson blog published on uruket.info ( Information from occupied Iraq )
In the previous post, I discussed the bias in blogging about the NY Sun's story about General Georges Sada claims that Saddam Hussein had shipped WMDs to Syria during the run-up to the invasion of Iraq. Sada's claims were, as pointed out, hearsay. The right wing seized the story, the left ignored it. . . .
First to be noted is the author of the NY Sun piece, Ira Stoll. Stoll is a known right wing crackpot who has championed the Iraq war since the beginning . . .
Sada is now closely linked with Terry Law's World Compassion organisation and is the president of the National Presbyterian Church in Baghdad and chairman of the Assembly of Iraqi Evangelical Presbyterian Churches. He was also tossed into to prison by Hussein, so he would conceivably have a bone to pick, despite vengence being reserved for the Lord.
But things get interesting when looking at the publisher of Sada's book, Saddam's Secrets. Integrity Publishers is a Christian imprint. One of the things that will strike oddly is how out of sorts Sada's book appears next to Pat Robertson's Miracles Can be Yours Today. . . .
Yes sir, that settles it for me. Sada's story must be true.
"Sada said the pilots told him the planes were always loaded at night..."
I would hope that we- the US- would have been keeping satelite watch on that whole area- and does anything on the surface of the earth escape that? I don't think so. We probably have a pretty good idea where these WMD's are, and don't want to help the general population of terrorists and other loonies- or Dems like Leaky Leahey, John Kerry, Joe Biden, et al!- to know just where these things are.
If I were Queen-of-the-World, I'd have let Bashir know that if any WMD's leave Syria, we'll make him regret it; just letting him know we know would help.
Or am I being naive and engaging in wishful thinking?