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![]() "basskisser" wrote in message om... "NOYB" wrote in message news:Ud6qc.14427 Depends upon if you're upwind or downwind after a sarin-filled munition is detonated, eh? You need to at least learn to read, and comprehend what you have read. "Sarin filled"????? It was found to have TRACES of Sarin!!!!!! And, last nights news quoted Army sources as saying that since field tests weren't as accurate as lab tests, no conclusions should be drawn about ANYTHING regarding the issue yet. |
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And, last nights news quoted Army sources as saying that since field tests
weren't as accurate as lab tests, no conclusions should be drawn about ANYTHING regarding the issue yet. Point of reference: In the early days of the war, we will all recall fresh reports of chemical and biological weapons on almost a daily basis. Every single case, except for some 10-year old munitions forgotten in the desert after Gulf War I (that had literally rusted through and were not usable in any form), was ultimately revealed to be a false alarm based on an inaccurate field test. If the bad actors in Iraq had chemical or bio weapons, they would be using them. If you're willing to behead a guy on video tape, there isn't much that you would avoid doing. Is it somehow weird to be sorry there wasn't really a mountain of chemical and biological weapons in Iraq? Other than vindicating Bush's initial justification for the invasion, what good would they do? Let's be glad there weren't any weapons to find, glad Hussein is out of power, and hopeful that our national adventure in Iraq will come to an honorable end. Sooner, rather than later. |
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