Carol Platt Liebau: A New Twist to Saddam & WMD

Monday, February 20, 2006

A New Twist to Saddam & WMD

Read this piece. It appears that we still have much to learn about the truth regarding Saddam and WMD. Among other important points:

John Shaw, former deputy undersecretary of defense for international technology security, . . . charged that Saddam's stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction were moved by Russian special forces into Syria and Lebanon. According to Mr. Shaw, former Russian intelligence boss Yevgeny Primakov came to Iraq in December 2002 in order to supervise "cleanup" operations to remove WMD production materials from the country. This operation, carried out by GRU military intelligence and Russian "spetsnaz," or special forces, troops, was designed to make it possible for critics of the war to be able to claim that Iraq had had no WMD.

Interesting how the Democrats played right into their hands.

2 Comments:

Blogger Bachbone said...

With sadness, I'm about to the point of believing that some congressional members will only "get it" when they are the focus of another attack. I'm reminded of how Mr. Brokaw reacted with more outrage to anthrax packages beign mailed to NBC than, seemingly, to 3000 dying in the World Trade Center destruction. If a congressional office building were hit, that might be enough to get its inhabitants to "feel our pain." After all, our political class lives in a parallel world.

10:31 PM  
Blogger Matt Brinkman said...

Hahahahahahahahaha.

Iraq is about to be invaded by the United States because they have (apparently) tonnes of chemical and biological weapons. At that moment of history, there is undoubedly heightened surveillance to track any Iraqi shenanigans--the same type of surveillance the United States originally developed to track Soviet troop movements.

In the midst of a build up for war, with attention focused in the country, the Russians send troops in to Iraq and spirit the tonnes of WMD away without anyone noticing. That's right, we have soldiers in harms way, and the Bush administration decided ot was best to let Russian Spetznatz forces waltz into Iraq.

I'm not sure what is more amazing to me--that Carol would attempt to pass off such an obvious pile of poo as a Boston Creme pie or that Dan M and Bachbone would decide to forgo forks as they launched face first into a poo eating contest.

9:30 PM  

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