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yoda said:right here is another example of the iraq war gone wrong 360 tons of explosives missing? how do you lose 360 TONS of anything let alone weopons that can be used against us. and bush is stopping terrorism exactly how?
jbiggs said:I can't believe someone would post this today!
"Have you heard about the Lindberg baby?"![]()
UVX-Rx said:I wondered what kind of fool would buy the bullshit story from the NY Times and CBS and now I see that fools name is yoda.![]()
The story has been debunked. Sattelite evidence shows that a majority of the weapons were removed before troops got on the ground. This is a pathetic attempt by a pathetic man (kerry) to try to sway the ignorant in the last week.
vampirique said:A video showed by ABC proves that the explosives disappeared after the invasion, and not before.
jbiggs said:CNN is showing a Pentagon briefing with an Army officer who is describing how the explosives at Al Qaqaa were destroyed in June 2003 after having captured it in April 2003.
First, Kerry was all wrong when he said that the Al Qaqaa site and its weapons were abandoned by the Army. By 13 April, the Army had loaded up 250 tons of explosive ordinance, including plastic explosive which could have been the RDX. The major said that the materials hauled off included crates and barrels such as those shown in the ABC video. However, ABC reported that the video was shot on 18 April, meaning that the weapons it showed were left behind, if the dates are correct.
At any rate, no one ignored warnings about Al Qaqaa, and the Army was well aware of the importance of the site. The area had been secured by the 3ID and 101st Airborne and remained pacified, making the notion that looters carted off many tons of materials extremely suspect.
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If you review the pictures on the KSTP web site (http://www.kstp.com/article/stories/S3741.html?cat=1) that has the ABC video everyone is using you can see a very clear picture of a seal with its number (#144322). The PDF document of the UN inspections available show the numbers of the seals and none of them have that number. Therefore, it is clear that the bunkers that ABC videoed were not the ones that held the HMX the UN inspected.
Here are the seal numbers that were used to keep the HMX and RDX under wraps:
50/221075
51/221074
59/221073
41/221072
49/221071
35/221076
34/221080
38/361167
37/221087
http://www.foxnews.com/projects/pdf/alqaqaa_documents.pdf
None of these numbers are even close in sequence to the number shown in the ABC report. Moreover, on page 3 of the report, the IAEA concludes that Al Qaqaa only contains 3,080 kilograms of RDX, or around 3 tons. The amount of HMX noted at the time was 194,741 kg, or about 214 tons. PETN comes in at 3500 kg, or 4 tons. Where does the IAEA come up with 377 tons of material at Al Qaqaa?
