A book you say? Who'd a thunk it?Originally posted by: SuperTool
I guess they have a book out called "Battle Ready"
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?isbn=0399151761
Originally posted by: conjur
To me, coherent would be a workable program. Or, at the least, a program well on the way to being workable.
Kay didn't believe that existed. Kay didn't believe Saddam was on the path to having workable WMD programs.
Urgent calls for immediate attention. It implies something is impending, something is soon to happen. Again, that was not the case with Saddam. With over 100,00 sorties flown during the history of the no-fly zone, not one plane took a single hit. Saddam was powerless and was only antagonizing us.
We have discovered dozens of WMD-related program activities and significant amounts
of equipment that Iraq concealed from the United Nations during the inspections that began
in late 2002.
A book you say? Who'd a thunk it?
Originally posted by: syzygy
Originally posted by: conjur
To me, coherent would be a workable program. Or, at the least, a program well on the way to being workable.
Kay didn't believe that existed. Kay didn't believe Saddam was on the path to having workable WMD programs.
Urgent calls for immediate attention. It implies something is impending, something is soon to happen. Again, that was not the case with Saddam. With over 100,00 sorties flown during the history of the no-fly zone, not one plane took a single hit. Saddam was powerless and was only antagonizing us.
don't play a game of semantics. you think the evidence uncovered by dr. kay is not 'workable' ? kay's
word was 'coherent' for a specific reason. 'workable' would be a word we could use to describe my
backyard efforts at developing a wmd program, not what dr. kay uncovered the ba'ath party was
nursing.
from the report:
We have discovered dozens of WMD-related program activities and significant amounts
of equipment that Iraq concealed from the United Nations during the inspections that began
in late 2002.
right below this statement begins a list of the materiel discovered by the search teams. pull
up a chair and start reading.
and how anyone can call saddam 'powerless' when we he admits to '100,000 sorties' flying about
is a classic example of cognitive dissonance. tsk, tsk.
Originally posted by: Klixxer
WMD related program activities? LOL, yeah, the invasion was justified, what was it, a picture of a bomb?
Originally posted by: syzygy
Originally posted by: Klixxer
WMD related program activities? LOL, yeah, the invasion was justified, what was it, a picture of a bomb?
a picture of bugs bunny. but don't worry about it . . . i think everytime we mention wmd liberals
interpret that as 'winnebagos of mass deployment', which is why i have such pity for your kind.
Originally posted by: syzygy
Originally posted by: conjur
To me, coherent would be a workable program. Or, at the least, a program well on the way to being workable.
Kay didn't believe that existed. Kay didn't believe Saddam was on the path to having workable WMD programs.
Urgent calls for immediate attention. It implies something is impending, something is soon to happen. Again, that was not the case with Saddam. With over 100,00 sorties flown during the history of the no-fly zone, not one plane took a single hit. Saddam was powerless and was only antagonizing us.
don't play a game of semantics. you think the evidence uncovered by dr. kay is not 'workable' ? kay's
word was 'coherent' for a specific reason. 'workable' would be a word we could use to describe my
backyard efforts at developing a wmd program, not what dr. kay uncovered the ba'ath party was
nursing.
from the report:
We have discovered dozens of WMD-related program activities and significant amounts
of equipment that Iraq concealed from the United Nations during the inspections that began
in late 2002.
right below this statement begins a list of the materiel discovered by the search teams. pull
up a chair and start reading.
and how anyone can call saddam 'powerless' when we he admits to '100,000 sorties' flying about
is a classic example of cognitive dissonance. tsk, tsk.
