[Prospero]

Interesting. More on the Trans-Atlantic Flight delays, and the Syrian refuge for Iraqi WMD's, touted by Mossad prior to invasion.

[mrs tiggywinkle]

bookmarking for later read

[Truth666]

Tartus bump

[ken5050]

You know, as the Dems climb further and further out on their collective limb, if, say, in mid summer, like just before, or after? the Dem convention, Hassad in Syria pulls a Qadaffi and gives up the Iraqi WMDs..well, then the Dem party will go right down the crapper..

[BenLurkin]

"Now does my project gather to a head;
My charms crack not; may spirits obey; and time
goes upright with his carriage. How's the day?"

[MizSterious]

"Whatever Dr. Kay may choose to say now, at least one of these sources knows at first hand that the former ISG director received dates, types of vehicles and destinations covering the transfers of Iraqi WMD to Syria. "

Interesting article!

[MizSterious]

Also, he asked the question I've been mulling--how would you find a few vials of powerful biotoxin in a country the size of Iraq--assuming it hadn't been hauled to Syria?

Good article. Thanks for digging it out.

[Gorilla44]

I expect to see some very interesting developments before November. Add this to the mix:

SYRIA has appealed to Australia to use its close ties with Washington to help the Arab nation shake off its reputation as a terrorist haven and repair its relations with the US.

Secret talks between the two nations have been under way for months but have become more urgent as rogue nations reconsider their role in allowing terrorists to thrive, in light of the US determination to take pre-emptive military action.

A Syrian embassy will be opened in Canberra in weeks and Australia is considering reopening its mission in Damascus.

Australia's close relationship with Washington, and its much higher profile in the Middle East, have prompted Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq al-Shara'a and parliamentary speaker Mahmoud Al-Ibrache to appeal to Canberra to help bring their country back in from a US-imposed diplomatic freeze.

Syria has sent a delegation to Australia and has hosted a series of visits by Australian parliamentarians.

Cont. here:

http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,9090392%255E421,00.html

[RaceBannon]

le bump

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

fyi

[Toskrin]

I don't think David Kay is going Scott Ritter on us. He was not tasked with searching for WMD in Syria, nor for negotiating the release of these weapons with Syria. He was asked to search in Iraq, and found that they probably aren't there.

Kay can't make the accusation that the WMD are in Syria unless he is absolutely sure and the President is ready to push the issue. The argument that many make is that if we thought they were there, Kay would say it. Not true.

We knew for a year that Libya was developing nuclear capabilities, and didn't say a word publicly. Bush has decided to handle the Syrian issue similarly, through private diplomacy rather than public threats.

[bayourod]

Where is Saddam? I can't believe that our best interrogators haven't broken him yet and gotten all of the information he knows.

[NormsRevenge]

Bekaa Valley, WMDs & Syria BumP

Why we need to fund more bunkerbuster technology...

[Eva]

bump

[OldFriend]

Mr. Kay fears no more face time in the media if he tells the whole truth, hence the waffling!

[Jim_Curtis]

David Kay was the UN's Chief Nuclear Weapons Inspector and like Hans Blix and Ritter, their name's would go down in history as curse words if those weapons were ever to kill thousands or millions of people. Therefore, they need to build a case that casts doubt on the WMDs existence.

[shezza]

Ping-o-rama for a most interesting read....

[sauropod]

read later

[madison10]

Is this source credible? Just askin'. Thanks.

[ChevyZ28]

Very interesting article. There is also a fox in the chicken house where the WMDs of Iraq are concerned also. There are things we know nothing about going on. Odd, how Kay did such a turn about so quickly.

[AmeriBrit]

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