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 Wednesday March 26, 2003 01:42 by g zus
 what if it was a mistake? whoops! sorry about that little war U.S. Finds Nothing at Iraq Chemical Plant http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A27759-2003Mar25?language=printer By MATT KELLEY
Before the war, American intelligence agencies had identified the site in the town of Najaf as a possible part of Iraq's chemical weapons program, the official said, speaking on condition he not be identified. Indications then were that the plant had not been used for banned weapons activities since 1998, the official said. Preliminary reports from the site indicate that the initial suspicions were true, and it had not been involved in illicit weapons production in the last five years, the official said. The captures Sunday of the suspected chemical site, a cache of documents and two Iraqi generals thought to have knowledge of weapons of mass destruction raised the possibility that American forces had begun to find the banned weapons they are fighting to remove from Iraq. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2but you can be almost sure that CNN/Fox/ABC and all the rest of the alphabet soup of lies will not report this, or if they do it'll be as an aside.
As it says in 'Low Intensity Operations' (or how to combat guerrilla warfare for beginners) - "Flood them with your version of events first. By the time the truth emerges, the damage is already done."
Watch out for similar news on the Basra "virtual" up-rising.