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To: Fledermaus
MsNBC.com did a BOOBOO

"Iraqis to surrender in Mosul
Fierce firefights continued in some Beirut neighborhoods , and U.S. Central Command said the city was an “ugly place.” NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports."

http://www.msnbc.com/news/NIGHTLYTB_Front.asp

BEIRUT????????? Hmmm...
578 posted on 04/11/2003 1:31:47 AM PDT by wolficatZ
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To: wolficatZ
I've got a funny CNN frame from when the Columbia broke up. On the ticker it says, "Shuttle traveling nearly 18 times the speed of light."

No freakin' wonder it broke up. :)

581 posted on 04/11/2003 1:34:00 AM PDT by GOPyouth (Heather Nauert and Belly Girl are all that are women!)
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To: All
http://www.menewsline.com/stories/2003/april/04_11_2.html

U.S. AVOIDS MAJOR IRAQI CW FACILITY

WASHINGTON [MENL] -- The regime of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein continues to control at least one major chemical weapons facility.

Western intelligence sources said the facility is located at Al Qaim in western Iraq, near the Jordanian and Syrian borders. They said Al Qaim is believed to be the largest production facility of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. The facility was reconstructed after the 1991 Gulf war.

The U.S.-led coalition has not sought to capture Al Qaim. The sources said Al Qaim remains protected by a large Iraqi Republican Guard and regular army force. The sources said regime officials heading for Syria probably have passed through Al Qaim.

"The thinking is that this would be a costly battle and with the fall of Baghdad, there might be another way to get these [Iraqi] troops to surrender," an intelligence source said.

588 posted on 04/11/2003 1:37:15 AM PDT by Fitzcarraldo
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