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Big news in the NY times regarding stolen explosives, yet its old news. These explosives were stolen sometime in April 2003. When our engineers found explosives they would detonate them so they
could not be used. These were stolen early in the war, probably before our guys could get to them. But it does prove one thing. Sadam was planning to build weapons of mass destruction. These explosives are used to initiate the chain reaction needed in nuclear weapons, it was just a matter of time before he got the rest of the ingredients needed. |
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...what humanitarian purpose Hussein would have used these explosives for?
How many Kurds can you kill with that much boom? Hrm. In any event, the idea that these could have been used for nukes is neither silly, nor a lie. We'll never know for certain if that was the intent.
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And the idea is silly. If it was possible to use matches or a lighter to initiate the chain reaction would that mean that the existence of matches and lighters in Iraq proves Saddam was planning a mushroom cloud in LA? Get a clue.
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It was conventional weapons. It was not banned. It was under Saddam's control. Bush failed to secure the explosives. Insurgents use them now to attack and kill our troops.
Any questions?
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I love these shrill "Bush didn't [insert combat action here]!" arguments. I think he was a little too busy running everything else to personally strap on the gear and take Al Qaqaa. How would you have preferred the material secured? I'm honestly curious as to whether you have the slightest inkling of a workable plan. Quote:
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Don't try to get combative with me when your premise is bollocks to begin with.
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"This is a high explosives risk, but not necessarily a proliferation risk," one senior Bush administration official said.
The International Atomic Energy Agency publicly warned about the danger of these explosives before the war, and after the invasion it specifically told United States officials about the need to keep the explosives secured, European diplomats said in interviews last week. Administration officials say they cannot explain why the explosives were not safeguarded, The bomb that brought down Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988 used less than a pound of the same type of material, The huge facility, called Al Qaqaa, was supposed to be under American military control but is now a no man's land, still picked over by looters as recently as Sunday. United Nations weapons inspectors had monitored the explosives for many years international nuclear inspectors had kept a watch on the material, and even sealed and locked some of it.
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...I take it you can't answer my questions. Anything to attack Bush, I guess.
Tell me, Ken, with your vast amount of military experience, how exactly were we to secure the place? Has our military developed Star Trek-style transporters since I left? Could we have just beamed in security? Or did we have to slog our way across the country, leaving an unfortunate but unavoidbale window of opportunity for the theft of weapons?
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if they had no nuclear ramifications, and, if Ken Lay has hypothesized, Saddam had no nuclear ambitions.
Curious, that. What is also curious is how this story is being recycled AGAIN by the mainstream newspapers just in time for the election, in spite of having been covered, extensively, a year ago. Catz
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