Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Found WMD's
Pulled most of this down from Instapundit
It appear that there is strong reason to think that WMD's have been found, or will be found in Iraq.(Of course, I still contend that Saddam was the biggest WMD in Iraq, and we found him quite awhile back.)
From the Insight article,
"Again, this January, Danish forces found 120-millimeter mortar shells filled with a mysterious liquid that initially tested positive for blister agents. But subsequent tests by the United States disputed that finding. 'If it wasn't a chemical agent, what was it?' Hanson asks. 'More pesticides? Dish-washing detergent? From this old soldier's perspective, I gain nothing from putting a liquid in my mortar rounds unless that stuff will do bad things to the enemy.'"
Additionally, apparently the Syrians have been giving WMD's to the Sudan, and now the Sudan wants Syria to take them back
Which begs the question, where exactly did Syria get their WMD's?
Update: Or maybe this is where they went?
| It appear that there is strong reason to think that WMD's have been found, or will be found in Iraq.(Of course, I still contend that Saddam was the biggest WMD in Iraq, and we found him quite awhile back.)
From the Insight article,
"Again, this January, Danish forces found 120-millimeter mortar shells filled with a mysterious liquid that initially tested positive for blister agents. But subsequent tests by the United States disputed that finding. 'If it wasn't a chemical agent, what was it?' Hanson asks. 'More pesticides? Dish-washing detergent? From this old soldier's perspective, I gain nothing from putting a liquid in my mortar rounds unless that stuff will do bad things to the enemy.'"
Additionally, apparently the Syrians have been giving WMD's to the Sudan, and now the Sudan wants Syria to take them back
Which begs the question, where exactly did Syria get their WMD's?
Update: Or maybe this is where they went?
