[DCBryan1]

Iraq to use biological weapons soon.

Well that would solve our testing problems with our nuclear weapons. At least we get to play with our big toys, and IMHO, not soon enough, and not enough mushroom clouds can appease my appatite for terrorists refugee camps and terrorist supporting states.

[Clara Lou]

He's going to use them soon? Well, no matter. We must not deal with Iraq until we have straightened out the problem between Israel and the Palestinians. /sarcasm [I personally believe that Brent Scowcroft is very wrong.]

[mlocher]

Pressed on the source of his information, Chalabi said: "We have people who have worked in the (alleged Iraqi) program who have come out recently and have contacted us, and now they are in the United States and they are talking to the US government and they have demonstrated with unquestioned authority that Saddam does have biological weapons.

i loved it when new sources cannot do something as basic as quote an interviewee without putting its own words in the quote. the addition of the phrase 'alleged iraqi' is totally unnecessary.

[Rebelbase]

From an earlier thread,:

"It is time for Americans to acknowledge that none of the absurd fear scenarios promoted by the Spook-Media Complex are true. "

In context with this thread, does this include the Australian press as being "Spook-Media"?

[AmusedBystander]

It only makes sense that Saddam will try to wipe out Israel with bio missile attacks when he feels cornered. I think the only reason he didn't do it during the Gulf War was the assurances he got from the US, that he personally wouldn't be taken out.

That's my opinion of why Bush the elder left him there.

[Right_in_Virginia]

..."and he has produced and engineered biological weapons which contain a combination of viruses such as smallpox and ebola."

Big deal. According to our enlightened Eurosnot allies, we don't have the moral or legal right to preemptively stop Saddam. (end sarcasm)