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To: Brumar89 who wrote (117437)	10/22/2003 7:55:50 PM
From: FaultLine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Jessica's Well Site Admin Responds Oooookay...that should wrap that up... --fl

To: Brumar89 who wrote (117437)	10/22/2003 8:49:35 PM
From: Bilow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

Hi Brumar89; Great, you're in contact with the mysterious "Douglas Heck". Nice to get him to admit that he's the brother of a woman who is closely tied to the Republicans. And I can understand why his sister's survivors would have, well, somewhat overstated her resume: "vice president and general counsel for Heck Exploration Company, Inc. of Midland" public-humanities.org As to how many times and when he has met President Bush, and what his relation to L Douglas Heck was, well, no one here knows for certain, but he has admitted, to meeting the guy, LOL. The simple fact is that, by his own admission, I have tied him to the oil industry, in Bush's home town, he has met Bush, and his sister did receive a reward from the Republican party. Re: "I own the exploration company of which you speak. It employs zero people, is only family held, has no international concessions, and no bidless contracts in Iraq or anywhere else." This may be true or it may not be true, we just don't know. But we do know that he has failed to admit that he is associated with other oil companies. For example: T3 Wireless FAQ ... Douglas Heck, Director Oilproperties.com "We could not be more satisfied. I can't believe the speed." t3wireless.com Who are we? Despite other's claims to being first in the wireless Internet business in Midland, T3 Wireless has been actively serving customers in Midland for over a year. ... t3wireless.com -- Carl P.S. I'm done with this. This is my last post on the subject, unless you have some specific new thing to discuss.

To: Brumar89 who wrote (117437)	10/23/2003 3:06:32 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 281500

My sincere gratitude, Brumar! :D Thanks! Jessica's Well Site Admin Responds

To: Brumar89 who wrote (117437)	10/23/2003 10:42:23 AM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Photos Prove Iraq Violated U.N. Weapons Ban Charles R. Smith Thursday, Oct. 23, 2003 French Weapons Dated 2001 newsmax.com NewsMax has obtained exclusive photographs proving that Iraq violated a U.N. Security Council ban on importing weapons. The photographs show a wide variety of imported weapons with production dates as recent as 2001. A U.S. military inspection team that visited an Iraqi air force munitions site in late September 2003 took the photographs. The site, located in the Suni triangle near Baghdad, has at least 13 concrete bunkers filled with missiles, bombs and bomb-fusing devices. U.S. military teams uncovered several examples of U.N. violations, including a number of French bomb fuses with a production date of "2001-Sep-5." The French-made aerial bomb fuses had documentation noting that the devices were produced in 2001. The French bomb fuses were stored in a box stating the manufacture date was 1985 in an apparent effort to mislead U.N. and U.S. inspectors. Cluster Bombs Another series of photos shows that U.S. inspection teams discovered a cache of South African CB470 cluster bombs. According to the declaration made in November 2002 by Saddam Hussein, Iraq had no such weapons. Saddam denied that he had cluster bombs but U.S. State Department photos prior to Operation Iraqi Freedom showed that Iraqi Air Force engineers were working on modifying conventional cluster bombs into chemical weapons. Cluster bombs carry a large number of "bomblets" or "sub-munitions," small, softball-sized grenades that separate from the main bomb unit. The falling bomblets then shower a large area with explosions. Cluster bomb technology can be adapted to chemical or biological warfare by replacing the conventional explosive submunitions with biotoxin-armed bomblets. Russian Bombs Another example was a large quantity of KMG-U cluster bomb dispensers developed in Russia by the Spetztekhnika Vympel NPO in Moscow and manufactured by Bazalt State Research and Production Enterprise. The Iraqi KMG-U dispensers were armed with the PTAB2.5 anti-tank bomblets and AO2.5 bomblets. According to the Russian manufacturer, the KMG-U dispenser and submunitions were not available for export until 1993. However, there are no reported export sales. The U.S. teams also found fully active Russian-made AA-8 air-to-air missiles, French-made Durandal anti-runway rocket bombs, Russian anti-personnel cluster bomblets and huge quantities of unguided rockets. Many of the munitions were piled into large heaps or simply scattered over the open countryside. The condition of the find illustrates the huge task faced by U.S. forces as they try to disarm Iraq. Saddam loyalists could easily obtain and use the munitions found lying in the open desert against American forces. Moreover, the discrepancies between documentation, box markings and actual items found show that an intentional effort was made by Iraqi troops to mislead U.N. inspection teams. In some cases false shipping documents written in English were discovered with the weapons. In addition, the effort to find chemical or biological weapons is being hampered by the vast quantity of conventional munitions stored in dangerous conditions. The Iraqi army was well-known for storing chemical weapons with its conventional explosives