'Report on Sept. 6 strike to show Saddam transferred WMDs to Syria'

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1207486215610&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull ^

[jhpigott]

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[pnh102]

This might have been useful back in say... 2003!

[BurbankKarl]

That is why the Riverjoint aircraft was in the area when this all went down.

[rhombus]

You mean perhaps Rivet Joint.

http://www.fas.org/irp/program/collect/rivet_joint.htm

[what's up]

Syria has arrested 10 intelligence officials following the assassination of Hizbullah terror chief Imad Mughniyeh.

Israeli spies? Traitors in Syria? What's the significance?

[NeoCaveman]

This might have been useful back in say... 2003!

Or 2004 or 2005 or 2006.

[pissant]

It’s useful still. The history books have not been written

[Vicki]

This is never mentioned when the libs talk about how there wasn’t any WMDs. While we went through all the stall tactics with the UN, satellite pictures showed caravans of trucks, cargo being loaded onto ships, etc. Of course he moved WMDs over the Syria, but this seems to be never brought up.

[rhombus]

It’s useful still. The history books have not been written

Have you talked to any history professors lately? Believe me, too many history books have already been written.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Anyone with eyes knew this back then.

The huge line of vehicles stretching across Western Iraq headed into Syria during the 3 weeks before we went in was a really big clue.

I recall on FR back then that everyone was screaming this. It was mind-bogglingly obvious. They weren't all limousines.

[bert]

.......This might have been useful back in say... 2003!....

I would argue it is more valuable now. If true, it will destroy the whole Democrat rationale for doing nothing for the past 4 years except try to destroy Bush.

It will shame those here who say Bush is worthless and then add some trivial personal agenda anecdote that didn’t get done.

Coupled with the winds of the war with Iran it will scare the crap out of the middle and deter the tendency to vote Rat because it feels good.

Never misunderestimate W

[ASA Vet]

MI PING

[demsux]

I still think some of his nuclear stuff went to Libya and that is why they came clean to us...we told them that we knew.

[LS]

LOL. Mine certainly hasn't! But you'll like my entry in my forthcoming book, "48 Liberal Lies About History," called "There were not WMDs or Terrorists in Iraq prior to the 2003 invasion."

Out in Sept.

[ASA Vet]

Hey Jack

Rivet Joint

[saganite]

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[jhpigott]

that’s the thinking

Assad is in a very precarious position, at least internationally. The UN Hariri assasination tribunal is coming up, which is probably going to finger a number of persons in the Assad regime and now we got Israel/US spilling the goods on Assad’s nuclear ambitions

[rhombus]

The huge line of vehicles stretching across Western Iraq headed into Syria during the 3 weeks before we went in was a really big clue. I recall on FR back then that everyone was screaming this. It was mind-bogglingly obvious. They weren't all limousines.

But none of our "crack" reporters from right here in the cradle of liberty saw fit to investigate further. Just another unsubstantiated rumor.

[Recovering_Democrat]

Jerusalem Post article...and not DEBKA? Oh, my.

Great.

Let's hope the Israeli strike a few months back was the one that took out Saddam's WMDs. (?) I doubt it...but still, this is interesting.