Expert Said to Think He'll Find Iraq Arms

[bobthedrummer]

http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/stories/I/IRAQ_WEAPONS_HUNT

David Kay of the CIA thinks he'll "find" WMD?
Planted ones???
http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/IRA308A.html

[WillParkinson]

1. WMD's

I don't care if they find any weapons anymore. It doesn't matter. They could find a ton of them and I wouldn't care.

Why?

Because he still LIED.

If Saddam had the capability to launch the attacks that Bush claimed why didn't he do it? He had the opportunity. We attacked a sovereign nation just to satisfy his pathetic daddy complex.

And yes, I'm tired and don't know what the heck I'm saying.

[grytpype]

2. Someone should tell this guy the new "official story" about WMD...

... which is that the whole thing was a hoax concocted by Iraqi double agents to trick the US into invading Iraq. So he can stop pretending we're going to find anything.

I don't know how they explain that Chalabi idiot, though. Is he an agent of Saddam, too?

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

3. SO who wants to bet they find them on 9/11?

[Robin Hood]

They won't find squat.

Why didn't they use them to defend their country? Why weren't all those bad WMD's used against us? And why haven't they been found? Why doesn't the media carry the story anymore?

[Nevernose]

43. They WILL find WMDs!!!

Just as soon as the CIA finshes planting them!

[bobthedrummer]

44. Like they alrerady tried as I posted in the start of this thread

only this will be even more timely as other have pointed out.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/IRA308A.html

[Capt_Nemo]

4. He's feeling them comming out of his ass, alright...

Doesn't mean that anybody outside the US will belive these crooks...

[DuctapeFatwa]

24. As the post by "Reachout" pointed out, the US could care less

whether Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or a breaded chicken finger with "pow" written on it in ketchup.

The majority of the US affluent voting classes just want large numbers of "Ay-rabs" to suffer and die.

[underpants]

25. I'm reminded of the old saying

Well....if they were up your a** kicking footballs you'd know where they were.

[DoYouEverWonder]

29. Maybe he can get Kilgore Trout

to rewrite a new dossier in time for the 2nd anniversary of 9-11?

[Zero Gravitas]

5. According to Wolfowitz of Arabia

Saddam IS a Weapon of Mass Destruction, but of course they can't find him either...

[bobthedrummer]

7. "Wolfowitz of Arabia"

ROTFLMAO!

[Zero Gravitas]

8. Maureen Dowd

calls him that sometimes in her columns.

[saigon68]

20. POSING AS A WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION

Must be wearing powerful camoflage

[CJCRANE]

6. Positive thinking

often works. Maybe if he closes his eyes and makes a wish that'll help too.

Maybe if we see and hear the word "WMD" enough times that'll hypnotise us into thinking they exist.

[Serenades]

9. yeah

I thought someone drove off with them in some big truck a few days before the Invasion. ;)

[underpants]

11. That was back when the official excuse was....

They didn't use them so as to embarass us, like W needs any help.

Welcome to DU :hi:

[Flubadubya]

16. I think it's funny when your scrolling drawers...

are x-rated. Sometimes the picture doesn't show up and all you see is the little "x". :)

[newyawker99]

38. Hi Serenades!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[bobthedrummer]

10. Shades of Iraqgate, he should find some leftovers from Raygun/Bush

http://www.webcom.com/~lpease/collections/hidden/teicher.htm

Rumsfeld has been to Baghdad several times more than he "remembers"
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB82/index.htm

[WillyT]

14. I Wonder If They've Found One Or Two, But Can't Say Anything, Cause...

They have 'Made In The USA' stamped all over 'em???

:shrug:

[bobthedrummer]

17. Actually the CIA used former USSR weapons whenever possible

during Iraqgate.
Deniability was the rule, still is.

[WillyT]

21. Wow, I Did Not Know That !!! --- Makes Sense Though, These Guys ...

Invented 'Plausible Deniability'!!!

:grr::nuke::grr:

[DuctapeFatwa]

23. Hence the big Russian army truck used for the UN bombing

That rode unnoticed through the ostensibly US-owned streets of beautiful downtown Baghdad, bulging with boomgoo, with "BIG RUSSIAN ARMY TRUCK," or words to that effect, emblazoned on the side in big Cyrillic letters...

[DuctapeFatwa]

12. Good. Lots of Iraqis need arms. Little Ali isn't unique

I hope he will find arms for all who need them.

[5thGenDemocrat]

13. What a weaselly, piece of turd headline BTW

Write that on a high school newspaper and you're back to sharpening the pencils.
John
"Expert" "Said to think"? Jeeeebus.

[underpants]

15. Oh I get it we need the UN for security so we can get the WMDs in..

without them being hit by an RPG or something before we can "find" them.

[ewagner]

18. This is different

About a month ago, Kay was leaking all over the place that he had WMds but wasn't going to release the info until the "right time".

As of today, he only "thinks" they will be found.


:wtf:

[Maeve]

19. Remember what "expert" means

"Ex-" means former; a has-been
"Spurt" is a drip under pressure

David Kay=a has-been drip under pressure!

[Flying_Pig]

22. Ve haf instructed Mr. Kay, to find der....

weapons, .....vone way or der other. :evilgrin:
<http://www.spiegel.de/img/0,1020,287510,00.jpg>

[wryter2000]

32. Undead

That picture of Perle is scary! :scared:

[Emillereid]

26. Of course they'll find them -- it's the new fall product!

They'll find the ones they've planted -- we should make sure that real inspectors like Scott Ritter get a look see _ Iraqi chemical and biological weapons were of an inferior grade, and didn't have a long shelf life. Stuff life this has unique chemical signatures.

Of course Rove figures that the strongest Democratic candidates have been given enough rope to hang themselves claiming no WMDs -- he thinks that by revealing them soon,he'll stop their forward momentum, making them look foolish and leave them sputtering -- that's why it's always been more important to emphasize the lack of imminent danger -- WMDs or not, Iraq clearly was no imminent danger to anyone; did not justify the enormous human, diplomatic and financial costs. I mean if Saddam Hussein had these weapons, and had the good judgment not to use them when cornered, I'd say it means he showed greater concern for human life than the Bushits who thought nothing of killing thousands of Iraqis with all manner of WMDs.

People on the left have to pre-empt this issue -- we should be out front saying, of course some WMDs will eventually be found, but that there mere existence isn't the relevant issue -- 'imminent danger' is what the premise that got us to war and no one could possibly believe that now.

Rove will probably leave the capture/killing of Hussein and/or bin Laden for Fall, 2004

[bobthedrummer]

27. According to Debkafile, {I search everywhere for truth,folks} David Kay

"ran" Dr. Kelly. Hmmmm....:wtf:

http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=539

[bobthedrummer]

28. David Kay was a Senior V.P. of SAIC.

http://www.apfn.net/messageboard/7-03-03/discussion.cgi.88.html

[MrBenchley]

30. Isn't this the yobbo

they were saying would find them a couple months ago during September?

[bobthedrummer]

31. From all accounts I've seen-YES.

eom

[bobthedrummer]

33. A neo-conservative spook from SAIC thinks he'll find WMD's

prolly by next week.
:puke::puke::puke::puke:

http://vancouver.indymedia.org/news/2003/08/62153.php

[underpants]

35. Didn't Kay say the same thing about the time they were sure....

they would find Saddam within a few weeks.

My memory hole must have opened back up.

Of course we killed Chemical Ali in April and then captured him in August.

[bobthedrummer]

41. Sounds more like Reichmarshall Rumsfeld

or Wolfowitz of Arabia, but these volk are all on the same treasonous page, interchangable IMHO underpants.

[damnraddem]

34. Art expert thinks he will find the arms ...

of the Venus de Milo.

Oh sorry, I thought this should be about something believable.

[zekeson]

36. WMDs are so yesterday

We aren't doing that any more. Now its , them dastardly Iraqi's tricked us, so they deserve to die, all 35k of them. Geez, someone missed a memo.

[bobthedrummer]

37. The BIG LIE

If it looks like a conspiracy, sounds like a conspiracy, smells like a conspiracy and comes from BFEE-well, what is it?


http://www.earthside.com/big-lie.html

[Starpass]

39. I believe he's already given us a timetable for this announcement too

Remember his news conference a few weeks back? It's going to be, just by coincidence, right at the time of the first Dem primaries---wants the little bastards running around in disaray hours before the vote, I would expect. Sen. Rockefeller was in the background and was basically telling reporters (while camera was still rolling) that all this douche bag has are these zillion documents they found talking about "programs and Saddam's wish list of things he would like to have had developed". BUT I can guarantee you something. The idea will be to have the media hype this as "THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT BUSH WAS TALKING ABOUT??---WHAT LIAR SAYS IT WAS ABOUT ACTUAL WEAPONS AND NOT JUST PROGRAMS". Then they will do a bunch of snipits here and there of taped footage where Bush uses the word "programs" and then they want the people to go away and say "cool--that makes everying okay, dude". EXCEPT..it's way to late for that. The people don't care anymore; that won't bring them back to worship Bush. They are sick of this Iraq shit. They want out. They are tired of spending on it. And they don't like the economy. Georgie is a day late and billion nickels short (and counting) on this one.

[bobthedrummer]

40. These are hard-core calculators, you may be correct on the timing of

this WMD shit, you are right on about how everyday more Americans slip over the edge and see this outrageous bunch of war criminal bastards and bitches for what they are.

BTW, here is a link from namebase in re: Iraqgate, and David Kay, traitor, can be searched there as well.

http://www.namebase.org/books57.html

[stickdog]

42. If only that armless kid would help Kay to retrace his steps ... (NT)

[bobthedrummer]

45. And they better be disarmed

of all those WMD so we can sleep!
Kick.
:dem:

[bobthedrummer]

46. Since when aren't WMD

"the issue."???????
:kick:

[bobthedrummer]

47. Time to prepare for Sunday night's announcement

this thread's topic might help
:puke:

[IndianaGreen]

51. Rumors are that Bush will have a "nugget" on his Sunday speech

Speculation is that he is going to announce the finding of WMD program in Iraq. Program is not the same as actual weapons. A child's crayon drawings of a mushroom cloud can be considered a WMD program.

Why is the US still refusing to allow the UN to send its inspectors to Iraq?

[Unknown Known]

48. "September Surprise"

Great article by Bill Berkowitz in "Tom Paine" on this very subject -

Whatever they knew, the Directorate lies in shambles, which boosts the chances that Kay's search will prove fruitless. But fruitless isn't an acceptable answer for the White House - and anyone paying attention knows it. Conservative columnist Robert Novak recently indicated that Kay's upcoming report will aim to take the heat off the administration: "Former international weapons inspector David Kay... has privately reported successes that are planned to be revealed to the public in mid-September."

Pentagon officials are beginning to spread the word that Kay's team is prepared to claim that the Hussein regime purposefully "spread nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons plans and parts throughout the country to deceive the United Nations," according to The Boston Globe. Citing senior Bush administration and intelligence officials, the Globe predicts Kay will argue that after hoodwinking the U.N. inspectors, Hussein would quickly reassemble all the information and materials and "manufacture substantial quantities of deadly gases and germs."

After four months of intense searching, no hard evidence of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction has yet been found. And while David Kay's pre-war predictions about the existence of WMD now appear less reliable than the insights of Johnny Carson's Karnak the Magnificent, the Bush administration is counting on Kay to bring home the bacon. The loyal Mr. Kay, in turn, appears poised to hand in a report marked by speculation, innuendo and circumstantial evidence. Kay's September surprise: He morphs into a weapon of mass deception.

http://www.tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/8791

[bobthedrummer]

49. It may be that they are following a script.

eom.

[durutti]

50. "Expert"?

David Kay has absolutely no scientific background.