http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/...abs/index.html
Whoops, no, they weren't for WMD. We don't know what they were for, but this is surely part of the Iraqi regime's "denial and deception" program.
Who's in denial?
J
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/...abs/index.html
Whoops, no, they weren't for WMD. We don't know what they were for, but this is surely part of the Iraqi regime's "denial and deception" program.
Who's in denial?
J



well, the americans have got it now.
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Of course. I get it now. Doesn't everyone bury their mobile chemical labs? Just who is in denial is debatable. Would it? Could it? Might it be none other than Jeremy W.?Originally Posted by Jeremy W.
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Dunno, these are the same labs depicted in Powell's speech, are they not? They certainly aren't for WMD production, in fact they aren't much different than the air detection lab driving past my office right now checking for SARS.
J


Originally Posted by article
Thats how serious they are taking it, a cartoon mystery.
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Mike
It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
Kind of like in Mosul?
J





Re Mosul: "We were engaged by two roof-top locations. We were fired upon and took well aimed fire"
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Mike
It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
So far, over 200 Iraqis have died in various non-military conflicts with US troops since the "major conflict was over". This brings the civilian death toll to more than 3500
Yeah, life is so much better without Saddam
I'm sure it will become so, if the US can use wisdom instead of forcefulness, but so far much of what the US is doing seems to be geared towards their agenda (instilling Kurdish leaders in Shia towns for instance).
I hope they learn that Iraq isn't Manhattan.
J
Oh my god! We are three weeks into the war and no WMD yet! You were obviously right Jeremy.
We're 3 weeks into the war and we've had 7 declarations of finds of WMD, and every one of Powell's statements during his speech to the UN have been blown apart.
You've got to be kidding me? Seriously. The media were the ones that reported all of this saying that it was the latest find, not the Bush administration. Nothing has been blown apart yet. I know you are anxious to declare yourself right but slow down a bit. You are making yourself look stupid and you are better than that.
Originally Posted by Jeremy W.
Powell declared the mobile factories. Powell showed satellite pictures of WMD factories. All of those claims have been proven false.
All I'm saying is that those mobile factories obviously weren't quite as WMD-oriented as the media, and gov't would have had us believe.
For me it doesn't come down to disbelief in the media, it comes down to the inherent inaccuracy of intelligence information. This administration seems to rely heavily on 100% certainty behind intelligence claims.
Previous ones didn't so much. So, what we get are loads of affirmative statements based on halfway verifiable facts which, half the time, turn out false.
This isn't about my attitude about "America", as you and allie would love to believe, it was merely started as a report that those mobile factories that everyone said would eventually be found have been found, and have been proven to be harmless.
That said, though, there could be more. Personally, I hope there aren't any WMD in Iraq, becuase that means that none can be lost during the administrative shuffles that are to come. If nukes were lost in Russia, how much more possible would it be in Iraq?
J
Where did Powell say that these trucks found were the ones he was talking about?Powell declared the mobile factories. Powell showed satellite pictures of WMD factories. All of those claims have been proven false.
All I'm saying is that those mobile factories obviously weren't quite as WMD-oriented as the media, and gov't would have had us believe.
Sorry mate, but both you and allie came out of the gates running and foaming at the mouth.
If your best defence is "well, maybe these aren't them", well, I'll leave it at that.
J
My best defense? I am asking a question. You are the one that jumped at the chance to say that Powell was wrong even though you have no proof that this is even what he was talking about. The article that you linked to says the 101st found them and not that they were pointed towards them. This also isn't the first discovery of something like this. At the base where Rick Leventhal was stationed they found trucks that had compartments hidden with "test tubes" behind them.
I'll ask again, what proof do you have that this discovery was what Powell was talking about? I'm not saying you are wrong nor am I saying you are right. I want you to back up your claim and it seems from your latest post that you can't do that.
Originally Posted by Jeremy W.

Sorry. Looked. No foaming at the mouth. Have you checked too?Originally Posted by Jeremy W.
Jeremy. Do learn to recognize sarcasm when it hits you in the face.![]()
yesterday cnn was showing pol results that 55% percent of US citizens now agree that war is justified even no WMDs are found and the figure was 28% beofre the war had started ... funnyOriginally Posted by Woody
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Moral of the Story: You want to keep us from attacking you, you'd better have a credible deterrent. - Noam Chomsky
Where are chemical/biological/WMDS ??
allie, sarcasm? Sorry, everything I say is greeted by at least 3 regular posters with disdain and sarcasm. That isn't something I enjoy, so I'll likely be leaving PRWE again for a while. Have fun.
J





Originally Posted by allie
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=sarcasm
Mike
It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
Come on Jeremy. I get the same thing, if not more, everytime I say my views. People are going to disagree with you and many times they aren't going to congradulate you on a wonderful post. If you aren't prepared to back up what you post than don't post it at all.
Originally Posted by Jeremy W.
No offense his, but let me remind you that 55% is a small majority taking the poll. That is a misleading representation of the entire US population.Originally Posted by his
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Not true. I'm assuming one of those three posters are me. I think alot of people, including me, misinterpret comments but I don't think less of you for something I misinterpret nor do I hold any kind of judgement against you for your opinion. Thats just silly.Sorry, everything I say is greeted by at least 3 regular posters with disdain and sarcasm. That isn't something I enjoy, so I'll likely be leaving PRWE again for a while. Have fun.
I'll make a wager you won't be gone for more than a day.![]()
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what i actually wanted to emphasise was the increase in the number of people happy with the war .... whereas i was expecting this figure to fall very steeply as after about a month the basic justification seems to failOriginally Posted by URAlly
Moral of the Story: You want to keep us from attacking you, you'd better have a credible deterrent. - Noam Chomsky
Where are chemical/biological/WMDS ??
Okay. I just saw the "55%" of US citizens" statement, whereas it's really 55% of CNN pollers, which could present anyone since the site is viewed by many outside of the US. Sorry.Originally Posted by his
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Former Design Your Site Team Leader
you dont need to say sorryOriginally Posted by URAlly
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Moral of the Story: You want to keep us from attacking you, you'd better have a credible deterrent. - Noam Chomsky
Where are chemical/biological/WMDS ??
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