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To: zzpat who wrote (1060522)	3/15/2018 8:54:17 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1574309

You hardly even cite any lies by Fredovich and he does lie every day.

To: zzpat who wrote (1060522)	3/15/2018 9:02:40 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574309

ISIS Likely Captured Iraqi Chemical Weapons, New York Times Confirms By Akbar Shahid Ahmed WASHINGTON — A New York Times report confirms that the U.S. government knew that an Iraqi facility now controlled by the Islamic State militant organization likely contained deadly chemical weapons — a finding reported by The Huffington Post on Monday. The Huffington Post’s report suggesting that ISIS may have gained control of chemical weapons in Iraq was based on a report released Sunday by the Global Research in International Affairs Center at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel. The center’s analysis suggested that ISIS had used the weapons on Kurdish soldiers in the embattled Syrian region of Kobani over the summer, after capturing the massive former chemical weapons facility of Muthanna in Iraq in June. The U.S. State Department said at the time of Muthanna’s fall that the long-shuttered facility contained chemical weapons residue that ISIS would be unable to transport, much less use. A State Department spokesperson said Tuesday that the government was investigating claims that ISIS had used chemical weapons. The analysis from The Times draws on interviews with American soldiers and previously unreleased government documents to show that the U.S. government has been aware that chemical weapons, intact or partially damaged and then repurposed, have been circulating in Iraq — and harming soldiers — since 2003. The newspaper confirmed U.S. soldiers had come across mustard shells at Muthanna in 2008, and said three Times journalists saw old chemical stocks there in 2013. .............. huffingtonpost.com