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Blister gas found in mortars buried over 10 yeers ago were found be Danish troops today in southern Iraq.This evidence will be analized to see what contains and in comming days it will be known what it really is but this blister gas is a form of chemical components.
Whooa!! Possible chemical weapons found in Iraq
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Whooa!! Possible chemical weapons found in Iraq
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David wrote:Still had them and lied...
im NOT defending him...he had them and refused to let the UN weapons inspectors access to his WMD programs. theres no doubt that saddam had them at that time...and had them now...
but with that said i dont think you will find anything new buried under the that sand...most likely the weapons have somehow gotten legs and walked across the border into syria. or been destroyed prior to the start of the war.
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But, let us remenber the medium range missiles (over the 90 km limit) Saddam fired at us, the bio-chem suits, atropine kits, chemicals found by Marines in water tests in the Tigris while we were still "on the move", the mobile weapons trailers (stripped, but there), documents and parts of nuclear enrichment equipment found in private homes...all "banned' under UN sanctions.
Where there were some, there is more to be discovered; whether in Syria or buried in the sands, I believe we have yet to scratch the surface.
Where there were some, there is more to be discovered; whether in Syria or buried in the sands, I believe we have yet to scratch the surface.
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