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Tom Brosz — (archived)

The claim from the State Department, from Monsanto, and from the Brit Intel agency that they were partial or dismantled trailors for artillery baloons is more credible then assuming that they were part of some unspecified bioChem manufacturing process that you can't point to, can't determine, can't prove and can't find any evidence to believe in.

First of all, the State Department pointed out alternatives to the WMD use. It did not claim that these alternatives were the proven use.

Second, it's AMD-Marconi that built the trailers sent to Iraq, not Monsanto. And to the best of my intensive research, AMD-Marconi has never once commented officially on this subject. Debunkers have relied solely on records showing Thatcher's government sold Marconi trailers to Iraq. Again, had those trailers actually been of their manufacture, this could have been cleared up in thirty minutes of a reporter's time. The hydrogen trailers they do manufacture look nothing whatsoever like what was found in Iraq. The hydrogen trailers manufactured by other companies look nothing whatsoever like what was found in Iraq. I don't know why these important facts do not sink in.

The "British intelligence agency" basically boils down to a single "expert" who declared them to be balloon filling trailers, talking to the Observer in London. I say he is wrong, and I have shown my work. Where is his?

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