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Skriven 2008-11-03 16:33:41 av Roy Witt (1:397/22)
  Kommentar till text 23045 av Michiel van der Vlist (2:280/5555)
Ärende: An unconvenient truth
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03 Nov 08 11:18, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Jeff Smith:

 JS>> The fact that the WMD's were not found simply means they were not
 JS>> found.

 MvdV> It means more than that.

Nahhh.

 MvdV>  It means that George Bush lied. George Bush said he had proof.

George got his information via;


 MvdV> That must have been a lie.

Then it would have been a 'Euro Lie', since the majority providing such
proof were Europeons and/or other members of NATO.

 MvdV> If there is  proof that something exists, one must be able to
 MvdV> provide.

First, one must find it.

 MvdV> Either the proof or the goods. But he didn't. Ergo: he lied when he
 MvdV> claimed to have proof.

So, you're suggesting that the Euros lied to him. Noted.

 MvdV> *That* is the onconvenient truth you will have to face....

As will all y'all euros....

The facts are this;

As for the "weapons of mass destruction," the case is very compelling. The
intelligence services of France, Britain, Spain, Australia, Japan,
Germany, Israel, as well as Jordan, Egypt, Iran and NATO, all confirmed
the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. As did, I might add,
President Clinton, Vice President Gore, Sen. Edward Kennedy, Sen. John
Kerry, Sen. Bob Graham, Sen. Barbara Boxer and other prominent Democrats.
Bush's predecessors and other liberals.

One of the most interesting sources about WMD's in Iraq is Saddam himself.
The invasion of Iraq yielded 3,000 hours of taped meetings of Hussein and
his war cabinet as well as reams of documents related to WMD. In the
tapes, Saddam gives instructions on transporting WMD's out of Iraq in the
event of an invasion or UN inspections. The tapes also contain Saddam
discussing Iraq's "special weapons" programs and quips about fooling UN
weapons inspectors.

So where are all the weapons of mass destruction?

Demetrius Perricos, president of the United Nations Monitoring,
Verification and Inspection Commission and successor to Hans Blix,
confirmed in June 2004 that Saddam had indeed smuggled WMD's out of Iraq
before the war. Fifty-six sorties of commercial jetliners, with their
seats removed, transported "aid" to Syria in 2002 when a dam burst there.

This is where the WMD's are. Remember, our "diplomacy" demanded by the
United Nations provided Saddam with over two years to hide, dismantle and
transport his WMD's. All of this information is a few clicks away from
sources like the AP and Reuters and the BBC via the internet.

It seems y'all have forgotten Associated Press stories like the 2003
discovery of 3,000 chemical suits found in military bases in central Iraq
and the discovery of nerve gas antidote injectors in An Nasiriyah, Iraq.

These types of news stories were commonplace at one time. I remember
reading in USA Today about the discovery of schematics from U.S.
elementary schools found on a CD-rom in a bunker in Iraq. News stories
like this are easy to come by for anyone that is willing to read.

Poland purchased 17 chemical weapons warheads for $5,000 each from the
Iraqis to keep them off the market. These warheads were found to contain
cyclosarin, a nerve agent more deadly than sarin. As recently as August
2005, U.S. troops discovered 1,500 gallons of chemical agents in a
warehouse in Mosul, Iraq.

All of the liberals and euros that want to champion the "fact" that no
weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq should be profoundly
disturbed by that fact along with the rest of us. Hans Blix reported that
there are 6,500 chemical weapons and four tons of biological agents that
are unaccounted for. It's not a question of "if" Saddam ever had weapons
of mass destruction, it's a question of where they are now and who will be
in office when they turn up. Hopefully they won't appear at all if Obama
gets elected as POTUS. (shudder)

                R\%/itt



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