[Swordmaker]

haven't the Iraqi's learned about tank trucks?

The logic behind this is entirely lacking. Producing hydrogen in sufficient quantities to fill baloons is not easy and not something that could or should be done with a mobile facility. It would be much more economical and sane to produce the hydrogen in a stationary plant, transport it under pressure, and fill the baloons.

[TheCrusader]

This report sounds like hot air to me.

[boycott]

Everyone knows that the mobile labs were "baby milk factories." ~~~(G)

[lowbridge]

An official British investigation into two trailers found in northern Iraq has concluded they are not mobile germ warfare labs, as was claimed by Tony Blair and President George Bush, but were for the production of hydrogen to fill artillery balloons,

Are they available for parties?

[Jackson Brown]

""Instead, a British scientist and biological weapons expert, who has examined the trailers in Iraq, told The Observer last week: 'They are not mobile germ warfare laboratories. You could not use them for making biological weapons. They do not even look like them. They are exactly what the Iraqis said they were - facilities for the production of hydrogen gas to fill balloons."""

One of these days, one of these left wing rags will give the NAMES -- and who/what they represent -- of who they claim they are quoting...just once!

There are a lot of leftist activist "scientists" -- and -- there are a certainly a lot of self styled "bioweapon experts" who have a leftwing agenda and target the west.

JB

[Quicksilver]

Okay, humour me. Make some hydrogen and fill some balloons.

[E=MC²]

IF they were for the innocuous task of producing hydrogen, funny how the Iraqis felt compelled to disable them.

[Cachelot]

An official British investigation into two trailers found in northern Iraq has concluded they are not mobile germ warfare labs

As more and more of the truth about the goals and performance of the British in Iraq surface, expect more strange output from British intelligence, politicians and media.