EXCLUSIVE: US TROOPS CAPTURE CHEMICAL PLANT

The Jerusalem Post ^ | 3/23/2003 | Caroline B. Glick

[FreedomPoster]

(17:35) The Jerusalem Post's Caroline B. Glick, on the road to Baghdad with the US 3rd Infantry, reports it has captured what could be the first chemical weapons plant uncovered since the onset of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

[Phil V.]

Quisling Turd?

Quantum Trollop.

[Rebelbase]

Baby milk factory bump.

[Carry_Okie]

They need to get an embedded reporter onsite ASAP.

[Darksheare]

You seem rather interested in denying that Iraq has these things.
Thought you might want to read this.
There's more to come.

[bonesmccoy]

Damn straight!

AND, those same people are learning that ordinary Americans won't have it either.

[cake_crumb]

"This has been a horrible morning! I wish they would show this on the cable news networks!"

I'd feel a lot better if I could get more details...and confirmation of this.

[guitfiddlist]

And Bozo Blix says: "Oh....ahhhh yeah. That was also in our report...but aaaahhh...here it is...ahhhh...yes..in these pages we forgot to include in the report to the Security Council. An honest mistake..."

[floriduh voter]

Good find. They're not reporting wmd at Cent. Comm. yet. I think that's due to over eager reporters over there. Kind of like making them wait for being over eager.

On the other hand, I could never travel with the troops like the 500 journalists. They must like adrenalin rushes.

Our brave men and women are in my prayers again today including Dubya and his team.

[Porterville]

Email it to Drudge, see if the pin-head will put this up over the dead POWs

[Enterprise]

Great post!

[CindyDawg]

Where's the FNC researcher tasked with monitoring FreeRepublic?

Now that's the kind of job I would like (reading FR all day)

[floriduh voter]

Maybe World Net Daily or Newsmax. Pop-up warning for Newsmax though. Hi, cake. It has been horrible since last night at the 101. It also disturbs me re: all the iraqis that we "sent home". Why do we have to keep proving that we are a nice country? I've had my fill of that.

Aren't the Iraqis we let go just going home, rearming, having a bite to eat and then attacking us? Well, that's my opinion.

[dixie sass]

Thank you. Home for the weekend and no cable here - aaaarrrrgggggghhhhhhhhh

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Blix was aware and so were the other inspectors.....

It's obvious that Blix was part of a ploy by France, Germany, Russia, et. al. to spend ten years looking and not fining anything, so Saddam wouild get a "Get Out Of Jail Free" card and they could all get back to business as usual. That is why they fought so hard to obstruct the US/UK effort to get tougher (e.g. go to war). They had a perfect marriage of convenience: Economic interests (and possibly, in Chirac's case, kickbacks), Collusion in Iraq's banned activities, and countering what they viewed as US "hegemony"

[OldFriend]

They aren't peacniks at all. They are america haters.

Did you see the huge banner in San Francisco that said........I'LL SUPPORT THE TROOPS WHEN THEY SHOOT THEIR COMMANDERS

[WarrenC]

I'm sure we'll fnd much more once this is over. Most of it is underground, no doubt.

"There were missiles hidden all over Iraq," says Sami Salih. "I saw them stored under swimming pools and on farms." -- from Con Coughlin's "Saddam Hussein's Savage Sunset" published in the January/February 2003 issue of The American Spectator. Sami Salih, former prisoner of Hussein, had been ordered by Saddam to set up Iraq's sanctions busting network after Gulf War I.

[dixie sass]

I've come to the same conclusion! We need to hold the prisoners - PRISONER! Hearing about the Marines that were shot in the head, others being held prisoner, especially the woman that they made a point of showing shoeless (knowing how they treat women, I hold no hope for her to survive.)

They have violated the Geneva Conference after specifically asking that we would go by the said terms and stating that they would abide by the rules also. Sickens me.

The only thing that they understand is brutality.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Does this mean that France and Canada are going to join the war effort now?

[hrhdave]

This deadly report must have been made by an embedded reporter from Jerusalem Post. Glad for that.

Jerusalem Post is a member of the Hollinger Group which includes the Telegraph, UK, the Chicago Sun-Times and the New York Sun. The story won't be buried for long.

Hans (Blind) Blix, call your opthalmologist!

Jacques Chirac, Gerhard Schroeder, resign.

[supercat]

I've come to the same conclusion! We need to hold the prisoners - PRISONER!

In many cases, I think the idea is the war effort would be hurt more by taking the time to deal with all the surrendering Iraqis than it could be by anything the surrendering Iraqis would be likely to do.