Posted on 08/13/2005 8:26:49 AM PDT by Coop
Interesting to me is the yellow abrasive cut-off saw in the picture on the right. These are used to cut metal including pipe. Pipe bombs perhaps?
No need for baby-milk, the sanctions killed them all, remember?
bttt
Hello Hugh...
You're right this could be huge!
good catch
but with a fermenter? I'm pretty sure that's a fermenter, and fwiw it's smaller, but it's the same color as the fermenter that was at salman pak. does that mean same manufacturer?
of course they could be making pipe bombs and BW in the same place.
Dont forget series!
"Don't forget series!"
Is that DU-speak for serious? They are soooo educated over there, it hurts my poh liddle brane to reed theyr comants.
No, hugh and series isn't du speak, neither is stuned beebers.
I wish I could collate all the liberal MSM crap foisted on us since Nov 2000, and shove it down the throats of all liberals, but they would just say Rove cooked it up...
I may be somewhat dense, but why did Salman Pak need a "seed fermenter"?
"unclear---intended for weapons" are you shixxing me? We know the desert dirtbags have all the aspirin they need. This was no doubt a toothpaste factory since it is plain they don't have all of that they need. It takes a lot of clorox to kill the breath of goat! Mosul you say? somebody's not still mad at the Kurds are they? Lets save some of this pantherpiss and feed it to the next batch of virgin hunters we capture---we'll find out if they were just making Flintstones---or some other kind of hair curlers.
All the equipment in the pics I've seen also exists in my own shop----while some folks think that's ominous it's all a matter of getting regular stuff manufactured. The Dewalt chop saw w/abrasive blade can cut almost anything including fingers. I can make dammnear anything so you can let your mind wander as to what ahab might be up to. But wouldn't it be a hoot to find out the captured squeeler was actually fingering some poor schmuck with an air conditioning shop that he had a grudge with----it's been happening from day one in Iraq and the real problem is that the folks taking the pics just don't know what they're looking at. Makes you wonder how many pics of important stuff they've walked by?
Sophisticatid??? There is a Dewalt chop saw, a couple Jerry cans, and a vertical cylinder that looks like one of my sand blaster hoppers---if you wanna see sophisticated you need to peek at my back room. There's nothing in Iraq that rates sophisticated unless our guys "brung it."
According to an interview with a lieutenant colonel, they recovered around 1500 gallons of chemicals, primarily in three types. He said what types they were, but I can't recall the exact names, but he did say that you don't make fertilizer or bug spray out of them.
Sorry I didn't examine close enough first time, these look as if they use liquid instead of wind. Same principle.
any chemists here, was does this stuff make when you mix it:
"The list of chemicals included glycerin, sodium hydroxide and ethanol sulfate, he said."
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/08/13/iraq.chemicals/
Thanks - I wonder what that would be used for (in terms of the production of toxic chemicals)?
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