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![]() Fred J. McCall wrote: "enchomko" wrote: : :Fred J. McCall wrote: : (Eric Chomko) wrote: : : :Rand Simberg ) wrote: : :: On 17 Jul 2006 10:49:28 -0700, in a place far, far away, "BC" : :: made the phosphor on my monitor glow in such a : :: way as to indicate that: : : : :: : :: Rand Simberg wrote: : :: On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 15:28:09 GMT, in a place far, far away, "Bernard : :: Spilman" made the phosphor on my monitor glow in such a : :: way as to indicate that: : :: : :: Indeed, making stuff up is more the current administration's specialty : :: -- such as WMD : :: : :: Which, it now turns out, existed. : :: : :: Then where the **** are they? If they are there, then produce them. : :: : :: : :: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...063001528.html : :: : :: Those are old, degraded munitions from the Iran-Iraq : :: war. : : : :: They were part of what Saddam was obligated to turn in as fulfillment : :: of the UNSC resolutions. His continuing failure to do so was the : :: primary justification for his removal, per those resolutions. : : : :But they weren't WMD. : : They weren't? Did they change the definition? : :Nuclear weapons or chemical weapons. How much uranium did they find? :How much sarin or other chemicals did they find? A single small jar in :a scientist's refrigerator is NOT WMD. But is 500 artillery rounds enough to cross your threshold? That's how many they've found so far. : :: The stuff you keep under your sink is likely more : :: lethal now. Do you really think this motly collection of : :: long lost and misplaced, filled & unfilled leftovers from : :: a messy 20yr-old war are the same "WMD's" that Bush : :: and his people have been warning against since 2002? : : : :: No. I'm simply disputing the continuing lie that there were no WMDs : :: in Iraq. : : : :That wasn't a lie. You're a dupe. : : Ok, Eric, where's your threshold for how many have to be found in : order for them to constitute WMD? Or have you just adopted a : definition which says there could NEVER be WMD, no matter what is : found? : :A small amount of chemcials we supplied them doesn't constitute WMD. That's good, since that's not what we're talking about. :Answer your own damn question! Easy. A single chemical round constitutes, by definition, a WMD. There is a minimum number of number of people it must be able to kill and not just be chemical, biological or nuclear. Don't you agree? Or is a gernade a WMD? What is the minimum number of people killed by a single device that would make that device as a WMD? Go ahead guess, don't be a sniveling wimp all your life... :And then answer the question what we :found, Some 500+ chemical rounds. Rounds? Like rifle rounds or artillery shells? Bigger or smaller than a SCUD missile? The last is imporatnt because SCUDs used on Israel back in 1991 were not considered WMD then. Are they now because it is politically convenient? Do tell. :and then tell me that they were trying to make WMD. That's a different question. No, it is another way for you pro-war types to backpeddle. :You can't do it! As usual, you're behaving like an idiot. Yes, and you have a single friend in the world or even on USENET. You even hate yourself, but I digress... Eric -- "Some people get lost in thought because it's such unfamiliar territory." --G. Behn -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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