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To: Michael Watkins who wrote (149473)	10/28/2004 3:13:48 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (4) of 281500

High explosives does not equal munitions True but that doesn't change the fact that 380 tons of explosives is a very small amount compared to the explosives in 400,000+ tons of munitions. Also see Documents Show Iraqis May Be Overstating Amount of Missing Material abcnews.go.com NY Times Asks The Wrong Commander captainsquartersblog.com captainsquartersblog.com The 380 tons of powerful conventional explosives were already missing back in April 10, 2003 -- when U.S. troops arrived at the installation south of Baghdad! An NBCNEWS crew embedded with troops moved in to secure the Al-Qaqaa weapons facility on April 10, 2003, one day after the liberation of Iraq. According to NBCNEWS, the HMX and RDX explosives were already missing when the American troops arrived. Oh, but you'll love this next bit: It is not clear why the NYTIMES failed to report the cache had been missing for 18 months -- and was reportedly missing before troops even arrived. sinequanon.spleenville.com drudgereport.com The RDX Problem Resolves Itself belmontclub.blogspot.com

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