Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:02 am
Breitbart is also covering it now.awip2062 wrote:This will never make the mainstream. The majority of people will never hear of it.
Heh, once a headline hits the Drudge Report, it spreads.

Breitbart is also covering it now.awip2062 wrote:This will never make the mainstream. The majority of people will never hear of it.
Right. This is just a re-announcement of stuff we already knew about. Even before the invasion, we were getting regular "we found 'em!!!!" false alarms - which brings this paragraph from the Faux News story into question:ElfDude wrote:The strongest argument against this story having any real meaning is that all of the caches were pre-1991 and were not ready to immediately be used in combat.
The weapons are thought to be manufactured before 1991 so they would not be proof of an ongoing WMD program in the 1990s. But they do show that Saddam Hussein was lying when he said all weapons had been destroyed, and it shows that years of on-again, off-again weapons inspections did not uncover these munitions.
awip2062 wrote:This will never make the mainstream. The majority of people will never hear of it.
But it's not a big issue. It's a re-hash of stuff we already know about.awip2062 wrote:When I say it isn't going to make the mainstream, I mean that it isn't going to go big and be a huge issue out there for all to read about in the various local papers and see on their local stations. I think this will be disregarded quickly and people will move away from it fast and few of the American populace will hear of it.
We knew about it in 1991. As my Bush-hating retired-CIA contact is so fond of reminding me, by 1998 when the Clinton administration was yelling about how we needed to stop Saddam and his WMD programs we really had no idea of what Iraq had and didn't have. Saddam was claiming he had complied with U.N. resolutions and destroyed all that stuff... that it just wasn't there. And the U.N. inspectors couldn't find it, so obviously he was telling the truth.Devil's Advocate wrote:But it's not a big issue. It's a re-hash of stuff we already know about.awip2062 wrote:When I say it isn't going to make the mainstream, I mean that it isn't going to go big and be a huge issue out there for all to read about in the various local papers and see on their local stations. I think this will be disregarded quickly and people will move away from it fast and few of the American populace will hear of it.