2003 UN Report: Iraq Sulfur Mustard Gas Chemical Weapons Have High Quality After 12 years of Storage

March 2003 UN Iraq WMD Report ^ | June 22 2006 | jveritas

[jveritas]

Robinson :)

[jveritas]

Great job Mo1

[jw777]

Liberalism really is a mental disorder. it's fixable, but it requires the acknowledgment of the disorder as the first step. Kind of like the friends of Bill W., crowd.

[truemiester]

'Bush Lied" screamed the DUmmy.

But we found over 500 shells filled with WMD!

"Yeah, well....Bush stinks and we have the Dixie Chicks on our side...You red staters must be fuming. HAW! One of your great country band has left you to nuance with us on the (all rise) ***LEFT***!! Nobody I know listens to thier music, but we bought the CD just to pi** you all off.

So you found the WMD, we can come up with a new slogan!
"Bush Tried...." er no.. "Bush Cried" no. Shows him as being human.

Let us on the (all rise) ***LEFT** get back with you" the DUmmy speaks with the most connect words he has ever said at one time.


You keep coming up with stuff and we will keep knocking them out of the park Dummy!

[Gucho]

Casey/Rumsfeld pentagon news briefing. (ON NOW - FOX)

[lepton]

any reason why saddam chose not to use these weapons against us during the 2003 incursion in iraq.

Because he expected us to stop short of actually invading Baghdad, and there's no way we would do so if he gassed us.

[CheezyD]

Just an awesome find. Thanks!!

[Peach]

Rumsfeld talking on FNC in response to a question right now about this WMD find.

[lepton]

It is very likely the 155mm sarin shells are binary since the one used in the IED a few years ago was.

I thought the binary ones were post-1991 production. I know we found a bunch of empty binary warheads that were produced after 1991.

[swmobuffalo]

bump

[jveritas]

When it comes to mustard gas, I think they are wrong.

[jveritas]

Thank you Irish

[tiredoflaundry]

Rummy says what was reported was accurate!

[lepton]

What kind of threat were they if they wouldn't even use these weapons in the most obvious moments?

Archived. ...And the last few days, we owned the roads, not them.

[Enchante]

I hope that Rummy addresses this:


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1653882/posts

[Beagle8U]

"any reason why saddam chose not to use these weapons against us during the 2003 incursion in iraq."

Saddam was saving them for use on DUck Trolls, even terrorist dictators don't want them around.

[tiredoflaundry]

I like to get a hold of all these "unnamed officials"!

[johnny7]

Did she really say this?!

Absolutely. Brit questioned the 'panel' as to why the administration didn't release this information earlier. Everyone started piping in(mostly Mort) and the conversation drifted to what TYPE of WMD's Bush was referring to back in 2003... and how the Dem's would frame it. That's when Mara chimed in with “Bush probably came to the conclusion... so what?!”

Mort was of the opinion that it would also be the Dem's reaction to this new revelation... he was dead-on-balls.

[LYSandra]

Should send this to Alan Colmes. He just kept repeating last night on their show but it's old and is not viable - it's pre '91 WMD blah blah blah.........

[lepton]

As I understand it he shell used in the IED did not produce much sarin because the binary components did not mix properly.

Normally, the binary components mix prior to the dispersal detonation of the shell. There is normally an inner cavity where the components get sloshed together and mixed, with the resultant agent ready to be dispersed - also, the dispersion charge is small in order to not denature the agent. This design requirement is one of the reasons that binary rounds are so obviously different from conventional ones, even when empty.