Me fail English? That unpossible ...
Posted on 12/19/2008 6:11:21 AM PST by ebiskit
Richard Cochrane is trained in chemistry and metallurgy but is far more interested and practiced as a political and fund raising consultant, writer and amateur historian. He grew up in a Navy family and with his two younger brothers carried on its 500+ year tradition of naval service to Great Britain and the USA then enjoyed a career with one of the largest advertising and public relations agencies working with numerous Fortune 500 companies and many of America's premier educational institutions. He maintains friendships and acquaintanceships around the world. He lives in Santa Barbara, California.
-------Will this flavor of Yellowcake finally sober-up a few reasonable Koolaid Drinkers?-------
Thank you, Israel.
This is from 11/10/2008.
Funny how we haven’t heard any more about that hijacked ship with a mysterious cargo that supposedly killed the pirates.
hmmmmm
I don’t see the U.S. doing much of anything about these rogue states and their nuke ambitions until one or more American cities get nuked with suit case style nukes. Hear no evil... See no evil.... etc.
IIRC, press reports were useless. The press was constantly confusing that ship with a Ukrainian ship hijacked around the same time. The Ukrainian ship had battle tanks, arms and ammo for Eritrea.
This article has too many typos and technical errors for me to take seriously.
Plutonium is P-239, not U-239. regular uranium is U-238, while the fissable stuff is U-235. Typo city, USA.
Syria's air defenses "going blind" immediately before and during the Israeli strike leads me to believe otherwise. However, that doesn't mean that we won't be hit.
Canada? Lovely.
Don’t worry folks, you won’t have to worry about reading these kind of distracting news stories after January 20th, because The One will have his UN Ambassador laser-focused on the real problems of the world, Carbon Cap and Trade programs, and “fixing” Darfur and the rest of Continental Africa.
A valid observation on your part...
I have never bought the dirty bomb scenario simply due to the damage to neighboring countries. Syria, Egypt, Lebanon and the Pali areas would all be affected and Iran would be making itself a target of retaliation.
Ten days ago rumor was rift of an Iran prepared freighter loaded with radioactive sand or powder intended to be detonated off Israel’s shore to be carried by prevailing wind to contaminating large areas.
At first I thought english may not be the author's first language. Then I read that he's British and living in the US. It's hard to take someone seriously as an author, historian and analyst who writes this poorly.
Is this guy for real?
As I remember it was shipped back to the USA. I do not remember to what location.
Exactly.
The war of islam againt the world can only have one or zero survivors.
Hmmmmmm....................
That’s my theory, too, but the MSM could never stomach the destruction of their most prized fabrication passed off as “convention wisdom” - that Saddam did not posses WMDs.
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