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fortdixlover
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 Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 3:14 am Post subject: NO WMD FOUND IN IRAQ!!!! |
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NO WMD FOUND IN IRAQ!!!!!
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cipher
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Actually, Hitler DID have WMD. They were in Peenmunde, France, and his nuclear weapons development program was in Telemark, Norway.
He outsourced his WMD. So did Saddam. Libya was one of the locations. Syria is another. Iran is another. Korea. China.
It's not like Saddam didn't have any WARNING we were coming in. He had YEARS to get rid of the stuff.
Look at all those DOZENS of MiG fighters buried in the sand right UNDER the feet of ground our troops walked over *thousands* of times.
There are WMD in Iraq. Just because only a limited number have been found does NOT mean they aren't there.
Then there is the small matter of several TONS of uranium taken out of Iraq by our troops. MUCH more than they'd ever need for "peaceful purposes".
The "no WMDs" is a rope-a-dope" of the First Magnitude. They *will* surface.
There was a story just this week about some bombs *just* found left over from WWII and STILL armed and active.
Just because you can't SEE them, don't mean they ain't there.
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fortdixlover
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| Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 3:40 am Post subject: |
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| cipher wrote: | | Actually, Hitler DID have WMD. They were in Peenmunde, France, and his nuclear weapons development program was in Telemark, Norway. |
I know....my little poster is for the wingnuts, to try to stimulate what few neurons and grasp of history might remain in their brains.
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lrb111
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I think the prpoper terminology is "no wmd evidence found in Iraq." which begs the question, where did hte stuff go, where's the documentation, empty barrels, incenerators, chemicals or facilities to render the stuff inactive?
We are supposed to believe the stuff just disappeared.
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LewWaters
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Could the whole world and the vast majority of the Iraqi people be so wrong about him having WMDs? Even Chirac said he had them.
I'm waiting to see if the recently discovered and translated documents get any media attention, but smoehow, I doubt it.
If the President hadn't invaded Iraq and Saddam succeeded in getting them to Usama and a major city was hit by a WMD attack, can you imagine the outcry from the opposition then? "Bush should be impeached, he had all this intelligence that Iraq had WMDs and he didn't act to stop them." Impeached? They'd be trying to hang him! He just can't win, no matter what he does. 
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BrianC
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Remember, the Lamestream media's story is "No WMD".
Ignore the fact that Chirac & Co. were making billions in bribe money off Hussein. |
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fortdixlover
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| Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 3:46 am Post subject: |
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| lrb111 wrote: | I think the prpoper terminology is "no wmd evidence found in Iraq." which begs the question, where did hte stuff go, where's the documentation, empty barrels, incenerators, chemicals or facilities to render the stuff inactive?
We are supposed to believe the stuff just disappeared. |
"Proper terminology" and "Mr. Kerry" (or "Democrats") in the same sentence represents a profound oxymoron.
Anyone suggesting that Bush should have let Saddam Hussein remain in power, with the intelligence information available from multiple sources, and knowing Saddam's psychological profile and history, does not understand the concept of risk.
They suffer from the following thought malfunctions:
Faulty Pattern Recognition
Example: His last six wives were murdered mysteriously. I hope to be wife number seven.
Ignoring the Downside Risk
Example: I know that bungee jumping could kill me, but it's three seconds of great fun!
Judging Things Without Comparison to Alternatives
Example: I don't invest in US Treasury bills. There's too much risk.
Ignoring all Anecdotal Evidence
Example: I always get hives immediately after eating strawberries. But without a scientifically-controlled experiment, it's not reliable data. So I continue to eat strawberries every day, since I can't tell if they cause hives.
I can only hope they go to quack physicians with equally defective concepts of risk. Then we can be more quickly done with such people.
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cipher
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I heard an interesting analogy on the stream tonight (on Laura Ingraham, I think). It went something like this:
He had the plates, the paper, the ink, and the presses. Just because he had no $100 bills, does that mean he's not a counterfeiter?
I know that wouldn't amuse the Secret Service. Having the MEANS and INTENT is the same as doing the deed.
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FreeFall
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Good point Cipher.
Iraq kept the knowledge to reuse at a later date. I found this LA Times article where an Iraqi General stated that too. I think the LA Times might have pulled this article, for it came up under another newspaper's site.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/iraq/1941943 |
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Tom Poole
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| Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 4:08 am Post subject: NO WMD FOUND IN IRAQ!!!! |
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| cipher wrote: | | ...He outsourced his WMD. So did Saddam. Libya was one of the locations. Syria is another. Iran is another. Korea. China.... |
Cipher, you're a genius...because you agree with me...or the other way around. Anyway, I've always believed this and tried to convince others that's why he bluffed that he had them. IMO, he figured he could keep the inspectors busy chasing propwash in Iraq indefinitely, especially with someone as stupid as Hans Blix in charge. And the worst case scenario would be an invasion which also would keep the forces snipe hunting for years. Being politically very clever, Saddam figured the appeasers eventually would force withdrawal.
Now, Saddam's partially correct. Kerry and his ring of pals are winning with criticism because the snipe hunt produced no birds and Bush, consequently faces great pressure for appeasement. Sounds eerily familiar. As John Wayne said they're always with us.
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Aristotle The Hun
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| lrb111 wrote: | I think the prpoper terminology is "no wmd evidence found in Iraq." which begs the question, where did hte stuff go, where's the documentation, empty barrels, incenerators, chemicals or facilities to render the stuff inactive?
We are supposed to believe the stuff just disappeared. |
Thank you for this distinction. One of my pet peeves is the "no evidence". all that means to me is "you haven't found it yet".
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fortdixlover
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| Aristotle The Hun wrote: | | lrb111 wrote: | I think the prpoper terminology is "no wmd evidence found in Iraq." which begs the question, where did hte stuff go, where's the documentation, empty barrels, incenerators, chemicals or facilities to render the stuff inactive?
We are supposed to believe the stuff just disappeared. |
Thank you for this distinction. One of my pet peeves is the "no evidence". all that means to me is "you haven't found it yet".
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From http://www.hughhewitt.com/#postid996
Both candidates should be campaigning on this platform: Regimes around the world must choose Saddam's path or Qaddafi's. There is no third way. Had Kerry done this, he would have led an honorable campaign, like Dewey did in 1944. Instead he has conducted one guaranteed to encourage enemies around the globe to believe that Saddam's long game of 1991 to 2003 is once again an option for dealing with America post-9/11.
Bush will defeat Kerry, but the damage Kerry has done is already immense, and shameful. Kerry has proclaimed the presence within the American mainstream of a faction that embraces appeasement of the sort that drove British politics in the early and mid-1930s. Enemies of America around the globe can surely console themselves that, even with a Bush re-election, they need only to lie low long enough for the appeasers to return to power.
...Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain did not intend for Hitler to rise or metastasize into the monster he became, or to cause ruin and woe to the cities and people of Great Britain. They were patriots. They were also, both of them and those who supported them, terribly, horribly wrong, and the consequences of that error was the near destruction of their nation and the murder of millions.
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azpatriot
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fortdixlover here is a more graphic example from protest warriors
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JimRobson
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This "admission" is the biggest F****n "rope-a-dope" since Muhammed Ali. Just watch Kerry jump all over it and the trap will spring shut. Rummy, Bush and Cheney are not that dumb.
This will be fun to watch. 
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Aristotle The Hun
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I wish I had said that. This is one of those posts that makes me look at the upper left hand corner to see who wrote it.
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