The Russian Strain: Moscow is Saddam's biggest supplier of chemical and bio weapons.

FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | Thursday, March 27, 2003 | By Robert Goldberg

[JohnHuang2]

Thursday, March 27, 2003

Quote of the Day by jwalsh07

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Sickening.

[JohnHuang2]

G'morning, friend ;)

[blackdog]

Is there any nation that was in compliance with UN Mandates?

The UN caused this problem, promoting to the public the notion that it keeps the world a safer place, while in reality the UN just provides diplomatic cover for law breaking and evil manipulation.

Disband the UN right now. Let nations and their leaders be outed for what they really are and not what they claim to be.

[MamaLucci]

Perhaps this Russian duplicity explains Scott Ritter's pro Iraq "conversion".
He is, I believe, married to a Russian woman who has ties to Moscow.

[Freedom56v2]

Chilling!

[Salvation]

**The Russian Strain: Moscow is Saddam's biggest supplier of chemical and bio weapons.**

And now we are beginning to see the truth. (Not quite like the Russian guns, etc. that were left in Afghanistan.)

[Go Gordon]

Makes you wonder whether Russia paid France, or put in place cheap oil agreements, in return for France's cooperation to oppose the US.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Good morning - and thanks for the non-Reuters posts! :-)

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Well - the French evidently have huge business dealings with Iraq - as one reason for their treacheries. Then, again, it may just be that this is what the French have become. Terrorist sympathizers. They used to be just plain cowards. (Note: This is NOT in reference to the French Underground in WWII who were nothing but courageous heroes!)

[JohnHuang2]

thanks for the non-Reuters posts!

Ha! hehe ;)

[hchutch]

Note that a lot of the deal mentioned are from about the time Boris Yeltsin was supposedly in charge (well, when he wasn't drinking himself into oblivion).

Kinda hard to lay this one on Putin, IMO. I don't think the Administration is doing that at all. Venom against the Russian from Republicans is conspicuous by its absence. There is probably a reason for this, if you want my opinion.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

It is a lie? I wish to God it was a lie. I have nothing but admiration for the Russian people who endured the 70+ years of communist butcheries! God bless them. But the KGB has not yet been "outed" to the degree necessary to cleanse Russia from the vile evil that undergirded every atrocity committed during those years. Which means those people are still there - many of them (some of them now the Russian mobsters). And there were once such great hopes for the current leaders of Russia. Perhaps there still is hope. Give us hope. Get the Russian leader to back the US on this righteous cause! If he does not - he cannot be "right".

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks John!

This shreds those who would like to protect the current Russian Maffia/KGB head thug, the Vlader!

Nothing like a hard hitting WSJ article to remove any doubts.

Thanks, this has been bookmarked!

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Well - even with the "communist party" officially out of power in Russia - THE COMMUNISTS ARE STILL THERE! Sadly, not too many in the current administration understand the danger from the world's communists who are still alive and fluorishing - just look at Brazil and Venezuela for example. And it is THEY who are behind the Russian intransigence and the French as well. (Yes, $$$$ is behind it all - but it is the communist world view in conjunction with the $$$ interests that forms the strong anti-American, anti-Freedom bond we see in Germany/France/Russia/China Axis of evil.

[Grampa Dave]

Nice try. Does the Russian Maffia pay you by the word or posting to sanitize after them?

[dfwgator]

I would not be surprised if Bush and Putin have secretly made a deal regarding Russia's role in pro-Saddam Iraq. Expect Russia to be a part of the coalition after the war, like they were let in after Kosovo. Saddam owes Russia a lot of money, and this is what the Russians are concerned about.

[JohnHuang2]

Welcome, Grampa