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King Abdullah: Al Qaeda WMDs Came From Syria
NewsMax.com ^
| 4/17/04
| Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff
Posted on 04/17/2004 12:14:12 PM PDT by kattracks
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To: Allan
There now is a black out
of news coming from Jordan.
The same symptom could apply to Saudi, too, despite the numerous mobile bombs found there recently.
To: FairOpinion
It is said we are stretched too thin in Iraq.Where are the extra troops coming from to invade Syria and Iran?
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04/22/2004 3:50:37 AM PDT
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MEG33
(John Kerry's been AWOL for two decades on issues of National Security!)
To: Allan; FL_engineer
OCTOBER late or NOVEMBER 2002 : (REPORTS SURFACE THAT IRAQ GAVE AL-QAEDA VX NERVE GAS) The U.S. has received a "credible report" that Iraq supplied al-Qaeda terrorists with nerve gas, the Washington Post reported today. Government analysts think a courier smuggled the nerve agent VX overland from Iraq through Turkey in November or late October, the Post quoted "two officials with firsthand knowledge" as saying. "If the report proves true, the transaction marks two significant milestones": It would be the "smoking gun" sought by the Bush administration, which has long charged that Iraq has abetted al-Qaeda's Muslim terrorists. - " 'Credible Report' That al-Qaeda Got Nerve Gas From Iraq," Newsmax.com, Thursday, Dec. 12, 2002
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10/31/2004 2:02:37 AM PST
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piasa
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