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US report finds no WMDs LONDON: US arms experts are to confirm in the next fortnight that Saddam Hussein 's regime had no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction when it was invaded last year, the daily Guardian said yesterday. In a report, it said it has learned that Iraq Survey Group set up by the US administration - charged with finding proof of Saddam's quest for chemical, biological and nuclear weapons - will deliver its report "in two weeks' time". "It will draw the final conclusion that there are no WMD in the country, although the threat of Saddam was real," it said. The Iraq Survey Group, comprising more than 1,000 mainly US intelligence and weapons experts, fanned out across Iraq in July 2003, four months after the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam. In an interim report in October last year, its chief David Kay told the US Senate it had yet to find stocks of WMD, but added that it was not at a point where it could say definitely that such weapons did not exist. Kay reiterated his position when he resigned three months later. The Guardian said the release of the conclusions would put British Prime Minister Tony Blair in an awkward position just as his governing Labour Party holds it annual conference. Blair sought to justify taking Britain into the Iraq war by citing the threat of Iraqi WMD and the danger they might fall into terrorist hands. In July, a British inquiry into pre-war intelligence said Iraq - which under Saddam defied a string of UN resolutions on WMD - most likely possessed no useable weapons of mass destruction before the March 2003 invasion.
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Of course you fool they were hidden. You are not going to find anything that is hidden well. Now is that logical enough?
US report finds no WMDs LONDON: US arms experts are to confirm in the next fortnight that Saddam Hussein 's regime had no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction when it was invaded last year, the daily Guardian said yesterday. In a report, it said it has learned that Iraq Survey Group set up by the US administration - charged with finding proof of Saddam's quest for chemical, biological and nuclear weapons - will deliver its report "in two weeks' time". "It will draw the final conclusion that there are no WMD in the country, although the threat of Saddam was real," it said. The Iraq Survey Group, comprising more than 1,000 mainly US intelligence and weapons experts, fanned out across Iraq in July 2003, four months after the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam. In an interim report in October last year, its chief David Kay told the US Senate it had yet to find stocks of WMD, but added that it was not at a point where it could say definitely that such weapons did not exist. Kay reiterated his position when he resigned three months later. The Guardian said the release of the conclusions would put British Prime Minister Tony Blair in an awkward position just as his governing Labour Party holds it annual conference. Blair sought to justify taking Britain into the Iraq war by citing the threat of Iraqi WMD and the danger they might fall into terrorist hands. In July, a British inquiry into pre-war intelligence said Iraq - which under Saddam defied a string of UN resolutions on WMD - most likely possessed no useable weapons of mass destruction before the March 2003 invasion.
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Acharya wrote:
Of course you fool they were hidden. You are not going to find anything that is hidden well. Now is that logical enough?
Only for an idiot like you. What good are massive stockpiles of WMD that are "hidden" so @$#*ing well that they can't even be used, even defensively against the largest invading beligerant superpower on the planet? Then again, your lying cunt leaders said they knew "EXACTLY" where the "massive stockpiles" of WMD were.
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I like when you blow your terrorist horn. How's your mountain of skulls today? Did your namaz yet?
Acharya wrote: Only for an idiot like you. What good are massive stockpiles of WMD that are "hidden" so @$#*ing well that they can't even be used, even defensively against the largest invading beligerant superpower on the planet? Then again, your lying cunt leaders said they knew "EXACTLY" where the "massive stockpiles" of WMD were.
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On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:17:39 -0600, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> wrote:
US report finds no WMDs LONDON: US arms experts are to confirm in the next fortnight that Saddam Hussein 's regime had no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction when it was invaded last year, the daily Guardian said yesterday. In a report, it said it has learned that Iraq Survey Group set up by the US administration - charged with finding proof of Saddam's quest for chemical, biological and nuclear weapons - will deliver its report "in two weeks' time". "It will draw the final conclusion that there are no WMD in the country, although the threat of Saddam was real," it said. The Iraq Survey Group, comprising more than 1,000 mainly US intelligence and weapons experts, fanned out across Iraq in July 2003, four months after the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam. In an interim report in October last year, its chief David Kay told the US Senate it had yet to find stocks of WMD, but added that it was not at a point where it could say definitely that such weapons did not exist. Kay reiterated his position when he resigned three months later. The Guardian said the release of the conclusions would put British Prime Minister Tony Blair in an awkward position just as his governing Labour Party holds it annual conference. Blair sought to justify taking Britain into the Iraq war by citing the threat of Iraqi WMD and the danger they might fall into terrorist hands. In July, a British inquiry into pre-war intelligence said Iraq - which under Saddam defied a string of UN resolutions on WMD - most likely possessed no useable weapons of mass destruction before the March 2003 invasion.
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Acharya wrote:
I like when you blow your terrorist horn. How's your mountain of skulls today? Did your namaz yet?
Translation: Your pathetic pig-ignorant neo-con rant was shot down once again.
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Of course you fool they were hidden. You are not going to find anything that is hidden well. Now is that logical enough?
Either you are 15, or terminally foolish and amoral.
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