The letter sent to IAEA by Iraq's Minister regarding the missing materials

[flpoljunkie]

Missing since April, 2003! This facility is about 30 miles from Baghdad! This letter was apparently sent to the IAEA earlier this month.


Graphic from today's New York Times

[LynnTheDem]

1. Lost...4 months AFTER bush's "mission accomplished"

And bush's leaving muntions depots unsecured -not enough troops- has all been well-reported in the world's media since May 2003.

Will Americans FINALLY get it that bush's leaving those sites unsecured is KILLING our uniformed men, women & teenagers?

[liberal N proud]

2. Ahh! but we did protect the Oil Ministry!

[flpoljunkie]

4. Unfortunately most won't, unless the complicit corporate media reports it.

Thank Gore for the "internets!"

[salib]

9. Umm...Guys... the letter says 9 April 2003

Not Sept 3rd. It is Iraq, not the U.S. This was during the time when we were the only force in Iraq of any meaning.

[BOSSHOG]

3. Rove can now produce another slick ad

with bush looking for that darned letter; under the desk; under the chair, "I know its around here somewhere." The same type of ad they did for WMD. The morons will eat it up; won't you morons?

[farmbo]

5. In case anyone's forgotten...WE were the Republic of Iraq in Oct 2003

This letter was sent (and presumably received by) Mr Bremmer.

[flpoljunkie]

6. It looks like it was sent to the IAEA, but surely Bremer was notified!

[exsoccermom]

10. The letter was sent 10-10-2004

The US had Iraq cover up the loss of these materials for 18 months.

[flpoljunkie]

11. Yes, Iraqis note that materials missing since after April 9, 2003!

How could they not have discovered this and informed the CPA's Bremer before October 10, 2004!

[0007]

7. junior answered Dr. Abbas's letter with his plan for peace.

[Stephanie]

8. So what the hell WERE they doing?

They couldn't bother to protect weapons that could be turned against our troops. The HIGHEST priority, one would think. So what WERE they doing?