Posted on 07/14/2006 3:25:20 PM PDT by ikez78
Like chanting Buddhist monks, the president's critics repeat 100 times daily: "Bush Lied _ People Died." The "lie," of course, is that Saddam Hussein possessed Weapons of Mass Death. "There were none," Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., told colleagues June 21. "They were not there." Absent such munitions, the argument goes, U.S. involvement in Iraq is nothing but a blood-soaked misadventure unfolding on a collapsed facade of falsehoods.
Nevertheless, while the liberal press gently sleeps, evidence continues to mount that Saddam had WMDs, though perhaps not in quantities that would bulge warehouses.
"Since 2003 Coalition forces have recovered approximately 500 weapons munitions which contain degraded mustard or sarin nerve agent," states a June 21 declassified summary of a report from the National Ground Intelligence Center. "Despite many efforts to locate and destroy Iraq's pre-Gulf War chemical munitions, filled and unfilled pre-Gulf War chemical munitions are assessed to still exist."
Are these weapons old and inert? The Pentagon unit warns, "While agents degrade over time, chemical warfare agents remain hazardous and potentially lethal."
(Excerpt) Read more at scrippsnews.com ...
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Considering that some of these weapons are potent enough that a single drop the size of a grain of salt can kill by skin contact alone, I wouldn't think it would take bulging warehouses to make people nervous.
If we really had the opportunity, we would find quite a few of them in Syria. What we have found, and all the supporting evidence in documentation, says enough. Even if we found a hydrogen bomb there, the libs would say Bush planted it....
I have a feeling that some from Saddam's REAL WMD stashes in Syria are about to be unleashed.
Hope I'm wrong (about the unleashing part).
Here's another good article on this
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38213
I am old NBC specialist (54E3X) and I too can attest to the fact that most chemical weapons will test as insecticides.
I don't know why the administration isn't shouting this from the rooftops. Is it because the identity of the suppliers of these weapons would embarass our so-called "allies," specifically France and Russia?
Already posted (same story from a different source, though)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1665462/posts
Have you seen the video of convoys from Iraq to Syria?
They were'nt delivering donuts.
woops, sorry
Are videos publicly available?
Lib-'rats see what they want.Others must see what they don't want to see.
Have you seen the video of convoys from Iraq to Syria?
They were'nt delivering donuts.
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Yes and very telling. I always contended, as many did, that the "midnight trains" to Syria were running hourly getting WMDs and materials for WMDs out of Iraq into Syria. What was equally incriminating was the help the Freakin'Frogs were giving and making sure that telltale signs of their complicity with Saddam was also being rushed out of the country, including people. They stink so bad.
I'm not sure you are going to get a video there.Something exists,xxxxxxxprobably but to have revealed while the rats were chewing the doors off would have hampered the strategy of decision taken by that knowledge.Someday,someday we'll be at a point where much will be revealed like being bit on the butt by 'rats while working 24/7 to defend them.
You said it.We're just talking to ourselves.There were observations posted here years ago of tracks all over where the semi's were pulling stuff out right and left and you could see the tracks leading to Syria even though they tried to mask it.Why would you try to mask milk delivery?Heavy tracks.Multiple tracks.Certainly ap reported the name of any witness and he was buried long ago.Like Arkansaw in the '90's but worse.
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That's the only explanation I can imagine.
And insecticides, used in concentration, can be used a chemical agents, too! :)
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