He found more stuff than 300,000 US troops complete with all the intelligence the CIA can muster.
Tells you something. Well, tells the world something. Ain't no one telling US conservatives anything. THEY have made up their minds, don't need information, facts. Just what they want to believe.
Consistently, people on these boards knew more of what was going on than Blix, and he was there. These folks only knew what they read, he was there. Go figure how they knew more, but to read 'em, they did.
One thing for sure. The US has WMD and has threatened to use them. Don't know that anyone else has threatened to use them, not even the Brits.
Damned unfair of those Iraqis to have the suits and atropine, though. Too bad the UN inspectors couldn't have taken those away before the invasion.
Actually, as I recall, the US blocked the sale of atropine prior to the invasion.
If the US does gas 'em, probably will be hardest on the Iraqi civilians, what with the military having some protective measures available.
Unless the US uses nukes as the WMD of choice. I believe those are an "equal opportunity" weapon, and will include the military folks too.
And this charade of a war, the mightiest military power against a small one, a $323 billion budget against a $1.4 billion budget has gone on 5 days longer than it should.
Doesn't leave much for North Korea to be afraid of, does it?
Arf (the "thousand points of light" are cruise missiles into Baghdad)
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Lessee.
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