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The mobile biological and chemical weapons laboratories, which US Secretary of Stat Colin Powell presented in drawings actually exist. At least eight of these were delivered by Germany at the end of the 1980’s. This was reported for the first time by an eyewitness to “Munich Report”.

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15 posted on 02/20/2003 9:56:22 AM PST by knighthawk
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Oh now let's not get down on the Germans and French. we may *need* them in this war.

/sarcasm

16 posted on 02/20/2003 10:10:41 AM PST by Terriergal (Well, I wrestled with reality for 35 years Doctor, and I'm happy to state I finally won out over it.)
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The interesting thing is that any commerical company who sells these things...probably only sells 20 to 30 per year. They know precisely who the customer is and how much was paid. They know precisely how the delivery was made. They actually have technicians who fly to the country in question and help set up the lab and present the keys. I would guess that there are some company officials in Germany who are shaking in their boots right now. They remember the episode. They helped to arrange the sale. They probably got a promotion over the deal, and a bonus. Their whole life will go down the drain the minute this deal is revealed and the labs are presented to the cameras. Whichever politician made this deal...and signed the export documents...is toast.
23 posted on 02/20/2003 10:44:22 AM PST by pepsionice
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