[SpottedBeaver]

Why doesn't this suprise me about the frogs?

[ellery]

brrr

[Teacher317]

I heard this interview on hannity.... VERY interesting stuff. The teams had to start using two lists of inspection plans: one for the Frog to leak, and the next for them to actually follow. After a while the Frog caught on, and they started making THREE lists: one to release which the Frog knew was fake, a new fake one for the Frog to think was real, and the third they would actually follow.

Had we known then what we know now, would we have liberated France both times? Hmmmmm.

[Steel Wolf]

Bush has enough on his desk right now, vice France and Iraq, to hit them both out of the park. Nothing would make me happier than him 'declassifying' a stack of files for the State of the Union address. We'll see how he choses to play this.

[nhoward14]

From the Olympics to wars... it looks like whenever there is something smelly going on, The French are always involved.

I wonder if after we take over Iraq for its oil we can take over France for its wine? /sarcasm off

[Not now, Not ever!]

It appears that grounds keeper Willie was right all along!

[Centurion2000]

Weapons Inspector: French Sabotaged U.N. WMD Searches

Well color me stunned
/sarc

[Evocatus]

It would be helpful to know the french representative's name. It should be easy enough to find from other sources. Was the french rep's actions personal, or at the behest of the French government? (As if I don't know or suspect. . . )

[guitfiddlist]

Things are becoming increasingly clear as the rubber nears the road. We are going to find a LOT of equipment labeled "Property of the Fourth Reich" and its subsidiary - Vichy France.

[Paul Ross]

[Amelia]

Isn't this interesting?

[mewzilla]

AXIS OF WEASELS ALERT.

[Wait4Truth]

Bump! This is important stuff! No wonder President Bush was quoted a few months back as having said, "I don't give a sh*t what France and Germany think."

[Caesar Soze]

Aren't inspectors, as employees of the UN, supposed to take an oath to carry out the will of the UN and not be biased by their affiliation to their home country? If this Frenchman was working for France, he should've been easy to dismiss. If he was working for Iraq, he should've been even easier to dismiss. What kind of crazy operation allows agents of an enemy intelligence service to infiltrate it and hang around after being exposed? (I already know the answer, of course.)