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Get an education before repeating stupidities that you read here.... No-Fly zone were NOT UN resolutions, but unilateral act of war from the US, UK and originaly France ( which pulled out after seeing that it was not to protect the Kurds and Shiites, but to spy and destroy iraq facilities). BTW, how many planes and pilots did the US lose ... With " million dollar" missiles, they must have shot down quite afew.... |
What perplexes me is that some people actually believe Hussein didn't want WMD and wasn't trying to develop WMD. They think he really destroyed all his stockpiles and shut down all his research.
The same people who believe this, believe bush is both a retard and a diabolical mastermind. And then they tell those of us who know Hussein would be crazy NOT to develop WMD that we're the nutjobs. Idiots. |
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my biggest beef was how they went about the war. they just rushed in without UN support which means the states flips the bill for the war. stupid, stupid move by bush. the real terroist threat was allowed to regroup and start planning for another attack in the future. bush had his own agenda. |
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Oooops. Forgot about Lybia... Kadafi.... Didn't he just do that? Buff, go to school or pick up a book: food for your brain... |
Stop calling leftists saddam sympathizers. NOBODY likes saddam over here. In fact, the left wing SHOULDN'T like muslims because we're supposed to be for a godless society.
The issue is doing what's right for our country and the world, economically if nothing else. |
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yeah, he did it out of the goodness of his heart. |
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Try studying history. |
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CIA sources on Iraq were 'deliberately misleading:' Powell The Central Intelligence Agency and other US Government institutions were sometimes deliberately misled about alleged Iraqi weapons of mass destruction in the run-up to the war, Secretary of State Colin Powell has admitted. The comments, made on Sunday in an interview with NBC television, represented the first public official admission that the US Government had been fed disinformation about Saddam Hussein's suspect arsenal of chemical and biological weapons and relayed it to the world community without questioning it. again news from this morning http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s1110149.htm |
I sell bridges for those who beleive that shit is not staged
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more to come ill let you know when my cia buddies plant them |
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Call us when the shuttle lands. |
What difference does it make at this point? :)
Too late and too much doubletalk I think. |
I don't think it was staged. If they were going to plant it they'd have planted something serious.
My guess is it came in with some migrating terrorists who decided to set up cells in the new iraq. |
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Either way, the leftist peace party will never admit they were wrong. |
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hardly seems like that was much of a WMD if it was detonated and nothing was mass destroyed :1orglaugh |
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The prime example of inbred brain washed americans steps forward the artillery shell was found on an Al-Queda bomber you fucking moron.. Meaning it was probably brought into the country. Plus I don't quite think that ONE artillery shell with a small amount of nerve gas, which didn't even hurt anyone after it went off, really constitutes Weapons of Mass Destruction.. As the name says these weapons are supposed to be able to cause MASS DESTRUCTION.. How is it possible that you could possible be so in love with Bush, so fucking stupid, and yet live in the USA? What the fuck have you been smoking man |
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The 12,000-page weapons declaration that Iraq delivered to the United Nations on Dec. 7 details the history of its chemical weapons program before the 1991 gulf war, listing dozens of foreign companies that provided most of the chemicals and equipment needed for the program. American officials and private weapons specialists say the list identifies 31 major foreign suppliers - including two based in the United States. Of the 31 companies named in 1996, most are European, including 14 from Germany, 3 each from the Netherlands and Switzerland and 2 each from France and Austria. Spokesmen for both TUI and one of the successor companies of Hoechst said their major chemical units were sold off years ago; the spokesmen said they were convinced that Preussag and Hoechst had done nothing wrong in their dealings with Iraq. The Iraqi declaration said that in 1982, Preussag provided Iraq with 30 tons of phosphorous oxychloride, a chemical used to make the deadly nerve gas sarin, and equipment for its chemical weapons laboratories. Hoechst is identified as the seller of 10 tons of phosphorous oxychloride. Alcolac, the Baltimore company, pleaded guilty in 1989 to federal export violations involving shipments of chemicals that could be used by Iraq to make mustard gas. According to the Iraqi declaration, officials said, Alcolac provided thiodiglycol, the mustard gas precursor, while Al Haddad, the other American company, was the source of 60 tons of a chemical that could be used to make sarin. There is no telephone listing for Al Haddad in Nashville, where it was based. News reports in the 1980's identified the company's owner as Sahib al-Haddad, an Iraqi by birth, who denied that he had shipped any chemicals to Iraq for use in weapons. By sheer bulk, a Singapore-based company may have been the largest supplier of the chemicals used in the 1980's to make chemical weapons, including 3,300 tons of a chemical that can be used to make nerve gas and 950 tons of an separate chemical used to make mustard gas and sarin. |
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my god you're daft. ONE round hardly justified an entire war. |
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ill bookmark and bump this thread when they find more then what will you say? "we only found enough to kill the state of california! hardly enough to justify a war" |
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Mass destruction? 12 people out of maybe hundreds on the train? "Antidotes to nerve gases similar to sarin are so effective that top poison gas researchers predict they eventually will cease to be a war threat. " Wow, looks so deadly. :1orglaugh http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...a/iraq_sarin_4 |
What about the mustard gas that was found 2 weeks ago?
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You're incorrect, the problem with that attack was delivery, if the same attack had used aerosolized sarin everyone on that train would have been dead. |
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You know, Iraq admitted when Saddam's brother in law defected that they had several hundred sarin gas shells, but claim that they exploded them all. I guess they lied...
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hahahahaha |
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