[Ryan Bailey]

Today marks a glad day for all men of good will, perhaps the happiest day since 9 April A.D. 2003; V-I Day. Today we have found proof of WMD's in liberated Iraq. This short article, which is being blocked by the mainstream liberal media, is proof of the validity of our Excellent President, and vindication of the heroic actions of our valiant fighting men.

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[GeronL]

Did you see the new article from the Sun in the UK??

[the Real fifi]

Sorry--this ran all day yesterday..Reuters has a follow up today which just mentions "artifacts" and "some other " things.

[b4its2late]

I think I saw this on October 1st....... But it's good to read it again.

[Mo1]

Is this for real??

Oh Please let this be for real ..

[CyberAnt]

Brit Hume - FOX - talked about it today.

[RWR8189]

Its the "Hindustan" Times...

Needless to say, Im more than a little skeptical..

[MissAmericanPie]

Bingo

[xm177e2]

Uh huh. I believe this news story. Yeah. That's the ticket.

[Consort]

This story has been posted several time and was pulled at least once. What's going on? Is it a sick joke or has it been confirmed?

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP - WMD

[Vets_Husband_and_Wife]

Posted yesterday friend. I haven't heard anything more regarding it. But I questioned its validity as they said they were going to turn 60 million dollars worth of chemical and biological weapons over to a lone FBI agent.

[ATCNavyRetiree]

I'll celebrate when it comes out in the major media for all the world to see.
Let's face it folks, it is...sadly...going to take another attack on the scale of 9-11 to wake the nation to the threat we all face!

[aSkeptic]

source

KUWAIT, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Kuwaiti authorities have seized archaeological artefacts and "other items" smuggled from Iraq into Kuwait, Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah said in remarks published on Thursday.

"Kuwaiti security forces were able to seize some Iraqi artefacts smuggled to Kuwait," al-Sabah, who is also interior minister, was quoted as saying by al-Seyassah daily. He did not identify the other items.

Al-Sabah was responding to a question about a report the paper carried on Wednesday that Kuwaiti security forces had foiled an attempt to smuggle artefacts, chemical materials and biological warheads from Iraq to a European country via Kuwait.

Kuwaiti security sources told Reuters on Wednesday the report on the seizure of such weapons was baseless.

Asked about the report of seized biological warheads, al-Sabah also told al-Qabas newspaper: "Up to now we have not verified this...There are some artefacts that were seized which we are examining to see if they are real or fake."

Iraqi authorities estimate more than 10,000 artefacts are still missing from the Iraqi National Museum, including antiquities from the world's earliest civilisations. The museum was looted in April after the U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein.

More than 400 items were also seized by Jordanian customs authorities at the border with Iraq.

"We are now going to present those (artefacts) to experts and specialists to check their authenticity. Other items have also been seized which we will examine and announce (the findings) soon," added al-Sabah.

Al-Sabah's remarks were made to reporters late on Wednesday after talks with Iraq's new interior minister Nouri Badran.

Badran, who discussed bilateral security issues with al-Sabah, was quoted as saying that many infiltrators into Iraq have been arrested recently, including Saudis and Syrians.

Official relations have warmed between Kuwait and Iraq after the ousting of Saddam, whose army invaded and occupied the tiny oil-rich country for seven months in 1990. ((editing by Alison Williams; Kuwait newsroom, +965 246 0350))

[deport]

Iraq investigator tells legislators no WMD

By Christian Bourge
UPI Congressional and Policy Correspondent
Published 10/2/2003 8:20 PM
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (UPI) -- The CIA official in charge of the U.S. search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq told Congress Thursday that although no actual chemical, biological or nuclear devices have been discovered, evidence has been found that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein planned to reconstitute his weapons programs.

"At this time there is substantial evidence of an intent of senior level Iraqi officials, including Saddam, to continue production at some future point of time of weapons of mass destruction," David Kay said following his Senate briefing Thursday afternoon.

http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20031002-043111-3543r

[deport]

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[Lady In Blue]

I read on another site,about a 1/2 hour ago that one poster said that he had heard on his local conservative talk show,hosted by G Gordon Liddy's son, Tom that this story is TRUE and that the FBI and the CIA have the weapons in hand.Somebody else said on another post that Brit Hume's mentioned this story this evening but I didn't see "Special Report."

[kimosabe31]

bump

[JustPiper]

This came out on 10-1 at WND but all day long all news kept reporting none found like a broken record!

Kuwait foils Iraqi-WMD smuggling attempt
Report: Biological warheads, chemical arms en route to Europe snagged

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Posted: October 1, 2003
5:54 p.m. Eastern



© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com

Following months of frustrated searches by hundreds of U.S. and British investigators for Saddam's weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, some have turned up in Kuwait, according to Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Siyassah.

The pro-government daily reports Kuwaiti security forces foiled an attempted smuggling of $60 million worth of chemical weapons and biological warheads from Iraq to an unnamed European country.

Citing an unnamed security source, Al-Siyassah said the smugglers had been under surveillance since they arrived in Kuwait and were arrested "in due time."

No details about the suspects, possible accomplices, where the weapons came from in Iraq and how they were acquired were disclosed.

The smuggled arms will be turned over to an FBI agent by Kuwaiti Interior Minister Sheik Nawwaf Al Ahmed Al Sabah, according to the paper. No time was given for the news conference where this handover is slated to take place.

The reported find of weapons of mass destruction comes on the eve of testimony by David Kay, the head of the CIA-led team of some 1,200 investigators, before House and Senate intelligence committees. Kay is due to offer an interim report on the status of their search for WMD in Iraq.

The Washington Post reports Kay is expected to float a working theory that the ousted Iraqi president was bluffing about possessing weapons of mass destruction to appear as more of a threat than he actually was.

[weegee]

Kuwaiti security authorities have foiled an attempt to smuggle $60 million worth of chemical weapons and biological warheads from Iraq to an unnamed European country...

France???