Originally posted by: sMiLeYz
So.... we found the lab. Now where are the WMD's?
Where is the WMD?
Bush: Saddam must have swallowed 'em all
Originally posted by: sMiLeYz
So.... we found the lab. Now where are the WMD's?
Originally posted by: SnapIT
Already dismissed stuff Andy...
Sorry to break up the party, but nothing at all was found.. except stuff that you would expect to find in a van...
Some moron wanted to add the hydralic fluid to the list as it can be mixed with sulfuric acid to create sulfuric gas... fortunantly they shut him up before he were able to make a fool out of himself and the US...
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: SnapIT
Already dismissed stuff Andy...
Sorry to break up the party, but nothing at all was found.. except stuff that you would expect to find in a van...
Some moron wanted to add the hydralic fluid to the list as it can be mixed with sulfuric acid to create sulfuric gas... fortunantly they shut him up before he were able to make a fool out of himself and the US...
AH yes, every van usually comes equipped with fermenting vats....
Originally posted by: LilBlinbBlahIce
By "blind patriotism" I was referring to those people who are willing to accept, often times unquestionably, the actions of this admin.
So, hopefully time will tell. The question over whether this is some sort of justification for the war is
rather deabteable. It could be that even if this was used for WMD - it may have been inactive for a long
while. It does not prove that WMD were indeed present in Iraq - especially in the large quantities that
were implied and used for the reasoning of an almost immediate war.
Already dismissed stuff Andy...
Originally posted by: cpumaster
CBS News
U.S. intelligence officials said that Ammash, 49, is believed to have played a key role in rebuilding Baghdad's biological weapons capability since the first Persian Gulf War in 1991.
She was born in 1953 in Baghdad, and her father was Salih Magdi Ammash, a former vice president, defense minister and member of the Baath Party's leadership. Saddam Hussein reportedly ordered his execution in 1983.
Ammash received her undergraduate degree at the University of Baghdad, master of science in microbiology from Texas Woman's University, in Denton, Texas, and received a doctorate in microbiology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1983.
seemed like we inadvertly trained the Iraqis top biological weapon scientist, oh well, as long as they pay their tuition![]()
Originally posted by: CADkindaGUY
Originally posted by: cpumaster
CBS News
U.S. intelligence officials said that Ammash, 49, is believed to have played a key role in rebuilding Baghdad's biological weapons capability since the first Persian Gulf War in 1991.
She was born in 1953 in Baghdad, and her father was Salih Magdi Ammash, a former vice president, defense minister and member of the Baath Party's leadership. Saddam Hussein reportedly ordered his execution in 1983.
Ammash received her undergraduate degree at the University of Baghdad, master of science in microbiology from Texas Woman's University, in Denton, Texas, and received a doctorate in microbiology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1983.
seemed like we inadvertly trained the Iraqis top biological weapon scientist, oh well, as long as they pay their tuition![]()
So do you suggest that we:
A - not let foreigners to attend our universities?
B - track, follow, detain foreigners who have attended US Universities?
C - realize that foreigners will use our universities and some of them will be "bad" but there is little more we can do without resorting to A or B.
CkG
Originally posted by: sMiLeYz
So.... we found the lab. Now where are the WMD's?
Originally posted by: SnapIT
give them time, and they will find them, just like the inspectors would have, without destroying just about everything...
Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
More alarmist B/S. Mix just enough truth mised into a lie to make it seem plausible.
Today a wooden spoon was found in a truck in the dessert south of Baghdad.
Even though the spoon was most likely used by a farmer to eat his lunch,
it technically could have been used as an advanced mixing device for blending
a toxic cocktail of poisons and other dangerous materials for use in a huge
terrorist attack on the City of Cinncinnati, if they could have developed a
functional delivery system - in about 10 years.
Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
So I take it you have personally been to Iraq and examined the truck, and are not relying on a speculative news report ?
The retractions are rarely made, but there have been a few. Usually some other news source like Reuters comes
along and clarifies what was actually found.
If you were to go to the State of Illinois and go into a processing facility and find <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.silverspringgardens.com/800600/HrProcessing.htm">huge stainless steel blades and blenders
that were partialy eaten away by corrosion</a> what do you think you had found, and would you be alarmed ?
The plants in Collinsville have to replace the blending equipment every 90 days or so because of the chemical attacks on the metal.
Speculation from 10,000 miles away dosen't cut it in my book, they're just trying to hype their sales,
and there are enough gullible people who think it is gospel.
Where did 500,000 tons of this stuff go overnight ? into an enema ?
Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
So I take it you have personally been to Iraq and examined the truck, and are not relying on a speculative news report ?
The retractions are rarely made, but there have been a few. Usually some other news source like Reuters comes
along and clarifies what was actually found.
If you were to go to the State of Illinois and go into a processing facility and find <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.silverspringgardens.com/800600/HrProcessing.htm">huge stainless steel blades and blenders
that were partialy eaten away by corrosion</a> what do you think you had found, and would you be alarmed ?
The plants in Collinsville have to replace the blending equipment every 90 days or so because of the chemical attacks on the metal.
Speculation from 10,000 miles away dosen't cut it in my book, they're just trying to hype their sales,
and there are enough gullible people who think it is gospel.
Where did 500,000 tons of this stuff go overnight ? into an enema ?
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
So I take it you have personally been to Iraq and examined the truck, and are not relying on a speculative news report ?
The retractions are rarely made, but there have been a few. Usually some other news source like Reuters comes
along and clarifies what was actually found.
If you were to go to the State of Illinois and go into a processing facility and find <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.silverspringgardens.com/800600/HrProcessing.htm">huge stainless steel blades and blenders
that were partialy eaten away by corrosion</a> what do you think you had found, and would you be alarmed ?
The plants in Collinsville have to replace the blending equipment every 90 days or so because of the chemical attacks on the metal.
Speculation from 10,000 miles away dosen't cut it in my book, they're just trying to hype their sales,
and there are enough gullible people who think it is gospel.
Where did 500,000 tons of this stuff go overnight ? into an enema ?
So you saying they have a harmless mobile horse radish processing plant?
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: SnapIT
give them time, and they will find them, just like the inspectors would have, without destroying just about everything...
Don't forget to add freeing the Iraqi people from a terrible regime.
Originally posted by: phillyTIM
for cryin' out loud
another "possible" or "confident" or "probable" find
just like all the others in the past two months
have any of those panned out to something concrete? no.
will this? based upon the track record, probably not.
it's almost 2 months now, and no WMD's have been found.
time to call of this witch hunt sham.
Originally posted by: phillyTIM
no, i don't
but read above, and what i said again
overwhelmingly, people are sick of these reports, and they always have turned out to be negative (unfounded).
when people/news quits reporting their "possibilities" and "probabilities" and "could be"'s, the world here would be a much better place
report concrete evidence or report nothing
which is what the bush regime should have done in their handling of this sham months ago.
don't chastise me for lambasting all these stupid reports
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: phillyTIM
for cryin' out loud
another "possible" or "confident" or "probable" find
just like all the others in the past two months
have any of those panned out to something concrete? no.
will this? based upon the track record, probably not.
it's almost 2 months now, and no WMD's have been found.
time to call of this witch hunt sham.
Do you always outright reject everything?