U.S. calls looting from nuke site no risk

The Washington Times ^ | May22, 2003 | Paul Martin

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BAGHDAD

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Another hysterical liberal looting story meets the truth...

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Hyperventilating bump.

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Radioactive waste thieves characterized by The Matrix's Agent Smith: "Your men are already dead."

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He said a huge troop deployment would have been needed to avoid plunder in other parts of the Tuwaitha complex, which sprawls over almost 6 square miles.

Why don't they understand that? How were U.S. forces going to guard this area, secure the city and fight the war at the same time?

Yes, its a shame what happened to the families in the below article. Sorry that men broke into the facility and stole buckets that they later used to put drinking water in.

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Dangerous Loot South of Baghdad (Iraqis near a nuclear research site become ill after materials are pilfered.)

RIYDAH VILLAGE, Iraq -- Elifat Rusum Saber, 14, has been nauseated, tired and bleeding from the nose since her brother brought home metal and chemicals from the neighboring Tuwaitha nuclear research center two days after the fall of Baghdad.