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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: sandeep who wrote (428889)7/18/2003 9:22:40 AM
From: CYBERKEN  Read Replies (2) of 769670
 
<<However, why can't we find them?>>

Does anyone realize that chem and bio weapons in a quantity large enough to send the world to war against the possessor can fit into the back of 2 or 3 SUV's? Dumped in a river or dry lake by 2 guys working half-a-shift, and disappear? Or shipped to Syria in a few car trunks?

Our left wing media has conditioned us to expect massive "rockets" with "WMD" painted on 3 sides, like some kind of 60's-era Soviet ICBM arsenal. These are litres of white and beige powders, clear liquids, or small tanks of gas that can be carried on a peasant's back.

By the same token, dump "yellow cake" uraniun ore into a desert the size of California, spread a little sand and camel shit over it, and it may not be found for centuries.

Saddam Hussein had a decade to cooperate and prove to inspectors that he was out of the mass-killing business. Instead, like the maniac he was, he pumped world terrorism and mouthed off to an America he thought was weak after the Clinton disaster. He has paid for it with his life, and the war of world Islam against the West goes badly for them-for now.

As a people, we owe a lot to the young heros who took out Saddam/AlQuaeda for us. We must now commit to OUR obligation to them, and prevent a Kerry or Dean from acquiring power, and stabbing them in the back...
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