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Originally posted by Thomas Crowne
Didn't you read the other post regarding WMD in Iraq?
Obviously, that was planted by the CIA. The scientist was either bought off or threatened.
Everyone knows there is no way any WMD's are or ever were in Iraq! That is merely a fictitious tale spun by the anti-Islamic West bent on taking over the Middle East with the intention of giving it to the ones that really control Washington - those pig Zionist Jews in Israel!
(For any new people who don't know me, that was a bit of drawn-out sarcasm and silliness written for mainly my own amusement.)
Originally posted by John bull 1
There are serious issues here.The reports that I've read state that the garden was of a scientist who had defected before the war.So why is it only now,after so long,that they dug up his cabbage patch?
Fellow Britons will know about David Dickinson.To use one of his catch phrases."Buyer Beware!".
[Edited on 26-6-2003 by John bull 1]
Originally posted by John bull 1
Fair point Astrocreep.
I was unable to link to the site.
Can you confirm,however,that the garden was owned by a scientist who had defected before the war and who,no doubt,had been questioned on his defection.
If this is the case do you not think it strange that it has taken so long to investigate specific evidence provided by an imformant before the war?
I can only speak for myself but if an Iraqi defector who was a scientist told me that a barrel was buried in his garden which contained incontravertable proof of an Iraqi Nuclear Arms Program,I would dig up his garden before pressure started to mount to find such evidence.