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Davin L. — (archived)

Second, it's AMD-Marconi that built the trailers sent to Iraq, not Monsanto.

Right you are Tom, I do that sometimes with names (especially names that are uncommon to me). Thanks for the correction.

"State Department pointed out alternatives to the WMD use. It did not claim that these alternatives were the proven use."

Yes, I am not saying they did suggest the other uses were the proven uses. However, what I gained from the material I read is that they were suggesting that the other uses were more credible than WMD manufacture.

"The hydrogen trailers they do manufacture look nothing whatsoever like what was found in Iraq"

That they are not hydrogen gas generators does not add supprt to the claim that they were WMD manufacturing plants. Its like me pointing to a blip in the sky again and saying "thats not a plane, so it must be alien visitors".

And since those trailors were shipped in the thatcher era, I assume you are comparing them to trailors manufactured BEFORE or DURING that time period? Are you?

"I say he is wrong, and I have shown my work. "

Its been a long tome since we actually researched this topic. My links are gone to the wind. Do you still have yours?

And what is your evidence that it boils down to just one man over in Brit Intel. And if that is your refutation, why do you still believe all the claims concerning terrorists and WMD in Iraq that boil down to single sources?

"Again, had those trailers actually been of their manufacture, this could have been cleared up in thirty minutes of a reporter's time."

I see, so because the UFOlogists are still going on about Area 51, it means that it is NOT just a military airbase? So the persistence of allegations from a small band of hardcore believers means that 'there must be something there'?

Not in my world.

Davin L.

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