Saddam WMD: Findings and Analysis Based on Captured Iraqi Documents (Part I)

April 23 2007 | jveritas

[april15Bendovr]

Thank you

[PghBaldy]

OR- he foresaw there was no easy way to get at them. It would be our word against the Syrians (or whomever).

[CyberAnt]

GOOD GRIEF!

Unless they find it .. then it’s not important ..?? That seems to be the message.

[jveritas]

May be the e-mails were not read or deleted due to bureaucracy or may be they laughed it off since it is coming from a nobody like me. I have a great feeling that they did not act on it what so ever, I hope that I am wrong.

[jveritas]

Abdel Al Halim Khadam is the former Syrian Vice President from 1970-2005 and he was forced to leave Syria by the other ruling members of the terrorist regime in Damascus. He now living in exile in Paris France.

If the WMD were moved to Syria this man would have known about it and told us because I am sure he wants to get rid of the terrorist regime in Syria and come back to power.

[2111USMC]

Thanks j. Great work!

[jveritas]

You are welcome :)

[PerConPat]

Thanks for writing this superb article.

[april15Bendovr]

Also posted at Newsbusters

Saddam WMD: Findings and Analysis Based on Captured Iraqi Documents (Part I)
Posted by Chris Donohoe on April 23, 2007 - 22:01.

Original post at Free Republic

Saddam WMD: Findings and Analysis Based on Captured Iraqi Documents (Part I)
April 23 2007 | jveritas

http://newsbusters.org/node/12257

Next I might post it at DailyKos and DU just to agitate the pansy-ass left-wing unpatriotic bedwetters. Just Kidding

[Marine_Uncle]

Thanks once again Joseph. And we shall look forward to your postings in the days to come. I have decided to create a new bookmark directory to store whatever you come up with. And in the near future hopefully transfer a lot of the stuff you and others had contributed in the past regarding the wmd programs to my system.
It is interesting to me, that in effect I had very early on indicated that they probably where burying stuff in remote sections of al Anbar province. It is so remote. Nothing but undulating hills and ravines in real desert environment, with little or no towns or even beduein villages for literally hundreds of square miles in some areas. The perfect place to move things for burial.
It may seem quite silly to some for me to say, I have flown over these areas using Microsoft Flight Simmulator 2002 as well as a war game titled Operation Iraqi Freedom.
And in both cases one sees ground features taken by satelite imaging. And I can only say there is nothing much in al Anbar in the remote western and western central areas other then total remote desert. And for that matter they could even have buried the stuff in the north central and western al Anbar province in areas around ar Rutbah. Equally rugged mining areas they mined phosphates and uranium out of.
There was no need to transport stuff to Syria.
Probably the only things in some convoys that entered Syria where the Baathist, documents, and the monies to support the future insurgency with the aid of the Syrians.

[jveritas]

You are the man Chris :)

Now posting it on DU and KOS! God help you my FRiend :)

[nw_arizona_granny]

Thank you.

[Diver Dave]

Once again a GREAT presentation.

Looking forward to Part II.

[jveritas]

The district in the Anbar province that was mentioned in the documents and where the burial sites for the Chemical material are located is most probably controlled by Al Qaeda. That is one important reason I do not want to mention the names of these towns on a public forum.

[jveritas]

Anytime :)

[jveritas]

I will ping you once I post it this week.

[april15Bendovr]

"You are the man Chris :)

Now posting it on DU and KOS! God help you my FRiend :)"

Truth of the matter is I don't have to post it there because there here all the time trolling.

[jveritas]

Truth of the matter is I don't have to post it there because there here all the time trolling.

Exactly :)

[april15Bendovr]

Excuse me "their here all the time" I dont want to be posted in a thread over at Kos and DU as a bad speller. there