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| BREAKING NEWS - WMD; Exploded roadside bomb contains Sarin | |
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| somerled | May 20 2004, 02:33 PM Post #76 |
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Impulse :
I'll concede that may the case. Presuming there was actually a recent find. The Sarin find was made public quickly , so why not the alleged Mustard Gas find ? Vague claims by the reporter , who beats about the bush and wont give concrete details (even if the find is only suspected to be Mustard Gas) or provide the identity of his source sounds very sus to me. Bill:
Who's in denial ?
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| Admiralbill_gomec | May 20 2004, 04:53 PM Post #77 |
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You are presented with facts, AGAIN and AGAIN, and yet you still won't believe. Why? Because your little anti-Bush world would rapidly crumble around your shoulders. WMDs would mean yet another reason for going to war, which would make your whole premise obsolete. Your problem is that you built your whole argument out of sand. You being the authority on everything should know the stability of something built with so unstable a material. |
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| 8247 | May 21 2004, 12:00 AM Post #78 |
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I just have to wonder what the NY Times, or Dan Rather, or any other "unbiased" media outlet would say if someone walked into their office and poured a gallon of some chemical agent on the floor. Would they then report it as "just a minimal amount?" I think not. The 3 liters of sarin gas if properly dispersed, could kill thousands of people. EDIT: Remember the Anthrax scare? Point proven. IDIOTS
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| somerled | May 21 2004, 02:38 AM Post #79 |
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How about this for an explanation Warning: This one is a bit nasty. This one is good too Somerled: Post warnings BEFORE, not after, the "nasty" cartoons. Wichita |
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| 8247 | May 21 2004, 02:46 AM Post #80 |
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Those cute little cartoons didnt answer my question. Look at the dates. 2003...before WMD's were found. What's next? |
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| somerled | May 21 2004, 03:01 AM Post #81 |
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8247: Back on a serious note. Providing it is still fresh , Sarin (an organophosphate) is also very unstable chemically and it's effectiveness deminishes almost exponentially the longer it is stored or kept laying about. The report sited earlier in this thread also said this and that the agent which was dispersed was ineffective due to it's age - lucky for those soldiers. |
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| 8247 | May 21 2004, 09:58 AM Post #82 |
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^^^^ Several soldiers were affected by it, and required treatment. There could be a major chemical weapons attack over there, and we'd never hear it on the 6:00 news, or newspapers...unless you watch Fox news. |
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| Admiralbill_gomec | May 21 2004, 10:02 AM Post #83 |
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Facts don't matter to Somerled. I believe he just bought a larger shovel to dig himself into a deeper hole. |
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| somerled | May 21 2004, 10:15 AM Post #84 |
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Bill : And you can talk. |
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| Admiralbill_gomec | May 21 2004, 10:17 AM Post #85 |
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I can back up EVERYTHING I say. You post cartoons. Yeah, I see an equivalent there, troll boy. |
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| 24thcenstfan | May 21 2004, 10:19 AM Post #86 |
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See I think that might be part of the problem...Somerled seems to get most of his "news" from outdated comic strips. |
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| 8247 | May 21 2004, 10:21 AM Post #87 |
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Cartoons that bear NO relevance whatsoever. His cartoons didnt answer my question.... Quote:I just have to wonder what the NY Times, or Dan Rather, or any other "unbiased" media outlet would say if someone walked into their office and poured a gallon of some chemical agent on the floor. Would they then report it as "just a minimal amount?" I think not. The 3 liters of sarin gas if properly dispersed, could kill thousands of people. EDIT: Remember the Anthrax scare? Point proven. |
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