[rhombus]

Uh... then what was the substance? LSD? Purple Punch? This WMD - no WMD is getting tiresome and unbelievable.

[CTOCS]

Reuters just "had" to throw that last sentence in there, didn't they?

Sheesh, bunch of damned losers.....

[MikeJ]

These shells were reportedly filled with some sort of liquid. Is there a credible explanation for a liquid-filled mortar shell other than WMD dispersal? Perhaps these were training rounds?

[Indy Pendance]

hmmmm, objective reporting?

Tests by U.S. experts from the Iraq Survey Group on five of the shells have shown no trace of chemical weapons, the Danish military said.

However, more tests are needed and "the ISG wants a final confirmation, so the results will be sent to the Idaho National Environment Engineering Laboratory," the military said in a statement.

Two tests conducted by the British and two more by Danish experts this week came up positive for blister agents, Danish spokesman, Capt. Kim Vibe Michelsen, told The Associates Press.

[Captain Kirk]

Another lame rationalization for this foolish Wilsonian war is slowly biting the dust.

[SGCOS]

...Danish tests show arms found in Iraq not chemical

What about a nice powdered donut test? Did that show any chemicals? Perhaps the dreaded dinner roll test..Anything?

Reminds me of Midnight Run, the scene in Reds Bar.."Give it the litmus test"..."

[5by5]

Laughing gas--uh huh, trust me on this. No really.