Posted on 11/02/2006 7:14:31 PM PST by West Coast Conservative
Federal government set up Web site -- Operation Iraqi Freedom Document Portal -- to make public a vast archive of Iraqi documents captured during the war; detailed accounts of Iraq's secret nuclear research; a 'basic guide to building an atom bomb'... Officials of the International Atomic Energy Agency fear the information could help Iran develop nuclear arms... contain charts, diagrams, equations and lengthy narratives about bomb building that the nuclear experts say go beyond what is available elsewhere on the Internet and in other public forums...
Website now shut... Developing...
So this is their surprise hit piece?
Well, if so Iran will be next....
Iraq had a nuclear program?
But, but, but...I thought that Saddam wasn't seeking Nuclear weapons and had completely shut his program down. Talk about dazed and confused.
ping.
I thought Iraq had no weapons program, so how could this help Iran?? Sorry no cigar.
That's weak. If that's best hit piece the Times can do, they are truly going down hill. I'm embarrassed for them.
He had no plans! Or so I have been told.
Mmmm, I wonder where Iraq got the documents in the first place and why Iran couldn't get them.
Oh, this is one lame story.
IAEA...what a joke!
So the NY Times has completely ignored everything that justifies the war and shuts the liberals up and now they are blaming Bush for presenting that information?
Amen
Nuclear physics is not a secret or mystery, it's a field. An entire profession.
Explosive!
Its more likely that Kim Jong Il helped Iran than this
But but but but Saddam didn't have a nuclear program. \sarcasm
I smell Pakistani redherring operation...
;-)
LOL, so no one in the world knew how to build nukes before Saddam??
How did we and the Soviets learn?
So Iran wouldn't be a concern except for the documents found in Iraq and posted on the web. Is that the NYT's position? Because it's ludicrous.
According to the world of the increasingly mentally unstable Democrats, Iran should be handled immediately (even though they aren't nearly as far along in nuclear technology as Iraq was) and Iraq, which had used chemicals on their neighbors and actually did try to purchase yellowcake from Niger should have been left alone.
Got that?
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