To: Ethyl; justshutupandtakeit; swarthyguy; Mitchell; kattracks; FL_engineer; chiller; stboz; Shermy; ..
Update by John Loftus WABC
2004-04-19
Last month 3 trucks from Syria
crossed the Kaim Cross point
went 75 miles into Jordan
to make a transfer of 7 1/2 tons
of nerve gas.
This was observed by coalition snoopers.
The gas was probably one of the 'G-series'
(Sarin, VX, etc.)
Syria does not make Sarin nerve gas
it had to come from Iraq.
The gas had been transferred to Al Qaeda.
It is possible President Assad may not have known
it may have been authorized by the Defence Minister.
Syria had decided to get rid of the WMD
at first tried to send it to Sudan
but Israeli secret service got wind of it
so they gave it to Al Qaeda.
There now is a black out
of news coming from Jordan.
107 posted on
04/19/2004 8:11:41 PM PDT by
Allan
To: Allan
The Jordanian English language press is indeed not discussing this as much as I would expect.
108 posted on
04/19/2004 8:24:06 PM PDT by
Shermy
To: Allan
Wow! This is huge if true. And if true, I have no idea why the administration isn't all over this one.
To: Allan
Last month 3 trucks from Syria crossed the Kaim Cross point "Al Qaim" is a town on the Syrian Iraqi border. Where the recent "border" fighting has taken place.
110 posted on
04/19/2004 8:33:54 PM PDT by
Shermy
To: Allan
BMP
113 posted on
04/19/2004 9:45:11 PM PDT by
shield
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To: Allan
Thanks for the information!
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: 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
123 posted on
10/31/2004 2:02:37 AM PST by
piasa
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