BREAKING US to admit officially that Saddam WMDs were moved to Syria in a report to come !!!!!

Jerusalem Post ^ | 04 11 2008 | drzz

[drzz]

An upcoming joint US-Israel report on the September 6 IAF strike on a Syrian facility will claim that former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein transferred weapons of mass destruction to the country, Channel 2 stated Monday.

[ConservativeMind]

I guess we’re the only ones who actually READ the stories posted on FR.

[ConservativeMind]

Thank you for those.

This has all been known for years here on FR.

[SoldierDad]

So, let me see. The Israelis conducted an air strike into Syria and blew up the WMD’s that Saddam did not have. Hmmmm. I wonder how the Dim’s will spin this one.

[DieHard the Hunter]

> An upcoming joint US-Israel report on the September 6 IAF strike on a Syrian facility will claim that former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein transferred weapons of mass destruction to the country, Channel 2 stated Monday.

Geez, who would have guessed? A few minutes with Saddam on the waterboard would have told us where and when, long ago.

[TheThinker]

Yeah, but that was Reagan. Reagan could inspire you like no other president in memory. He was so charming, forthright and eloquent that even with a true hegemony over information, the MSM just couldn't beat him.

[Doogle]

...don't worry, our boy Jimmah Carter's on the case, his trip to Syria to smooth things out and act as cover and look into things will make everybody happy and put us all at ease. His findings will set the record straight

[Doogle]

[1035rep]

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[Ezekiel]

Main Entry:

or·chard

Pronunciation:

or-chrd\

Function:

noun

Etymology:

Middle English, from Old English ortgeard, from ort- (from Latin hortus garden) + geard yard — more at yard

Date:

before 12th century

: a planting of fruit trees, nut trees, or sugar maples; also: the trees of such a planting

Main Entry:

¹yard

Pronunciation:

\'yärd\

Function:

noun

Etymology:

Middle English, from Old English geard enclosure, yard; akin to Old High German gart enclosure, Latin hortus garden

Date:

before 12th century

1 a: a small usually walled and often paved area open to the sky and adjacent to a building : court b: the grounds of a building or group of buildings
2: the grounds immediately surrounding a house that are usually covered with grass
3 a: an enclosure for livestock (as poultry) b (1): an area with its buildings and facilities set aside for a particular business or activity (2): an assembly or storage area (as for dry-docked boats) c: a system of tracks for storage and maintenance of cars and making up trains
4: a locality in a forest where deer herd in winter

 

The Pardes system is often regarded as mystically linked to the word pardes, meaning orchard.

[baa39]

Rumsfeld himself said quite openly in press conferences years ago that this was happening. I recall his comments about Saddam’s WMD’s being moved to Syria, that the US could see convoys and such by satellite, even before we went into Iraq.

So why didn’t we invade Syria too (”with us or against us” Bush Doctrine), because we didn’t have the “excuse” of “enforcing UN resolutions” like we used to put together the Coalition for Iraq?

[LS]

That's kind of the point. The media didn't then, nor do they now, have a "hegemony" over information. In fact, some of the most important stuff they never know about.

At any rate, if I have to choose between a highly successful secret operation that, say, destroys Iran's nuke capabilities, yet have the administration blamed for "failing," or, like Clinton, have the administration "credited" for succeeding when in fact it failed (and we get a 9/11), I'll take the former every time, and damn public perceptions.

For example, it's not well known that Weinberger and Reagan allowed news of a "successful" SDI test to leak out---when in fact the test failed. But they wanted the Soviets to tremble. On the other hand, they never once mentioned a highly secret program to feed the Soviets crap technology that would break only after passing all the tests. Reagan never once took credit for that, even in his diaries or memoirs.

[silverleaf]

Practically speaking, we could not “invade” Syria without Russian cooperation which will come when heck freezes over. Syria is a key Russian client and Middle East proxy. And a toolbox of useful idiots to keep Mideast turmoil going with expensive Russian weapons they buy with Iranian oil money. Does this all make sens? I didn’t think so, it doesn’t have to.

I’m sure Condi Rice the Russophile would have been advising Bush on how to stroke the Bear to keep them from aggressively interfering with us in Iraq and to try to get them to cooperate with the rational world (which the Russians have yet to enter on other than a self-interest level) on containing Iran.

Besides, Syria is small fish compared to Iran. The Israelis could neutralize Syria in about 30 minutes (maybe 15) if push comes to shove.

[atomicweeder]

They could find the WMD in Monica Lewinsky’s apartment and the media wouldn’t report it.

Woman with Massive Derriere?

[PGalt]

Very interesting thread/comments (read all 174 posts). Thanks to all posters/linkers/researchers/educators.

BUMP-TO-THE-TRUTH!

[Tulsa Ramjet]

Charlie Sheen is the subject matter expert for the 9/11 controlled demolition. Look at his own career and marriage...s.

[Tulsa Ramjet]

My gosh... The chariots of the gods exist...

I new the egyptians had alien vistors.

[tcrlaf]

“Why has this taken so long? Why didn’t the CIA report this before?”

Because no one has presented IRREFUTABLE evidence, yet..

No matter how much of Saddam’s blustering and historical evidence we provide, the “Bush Lied” meme.

[1035rep]

Ditto.

[RatsDawg]

Wasn’t there a book out called The Link or something?

That linked Saddam to Osama/Al Quida.