Smoking gun?

Guess we'll see...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A47645-2003Apr7.html

Hmmm... this sure doesn't look good for Saddam.
But I guess we'll see indeed.

Well, maybe not...

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20030407/wl_mideast_afp/iraq_war_wmd&cid=1514&ncid=1473

The saga continues!

I'm sorry, but that link seems to be dead.

Works fine for me.. Maybe try this one without the stuff at the end?

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20030407/wl_mideast_afp/iraq_war_wmd

Both links worked when I tried them. I had to hit Refresh on the Yahoo one. Basically, the Yahoo article says that they (at first) mistook pesticides in a lab for chemical nerve agents. The follow up team discovered the truth.

The second link works fine! Thanks!

OK, so this time Saddam's excused.

But the search goes on!

Well now, technically, pesticides are chemicals, right? And they're loaded into missiles, right?

Technically, water is a chemical.

Technically, water is a chemical.

That's the spirit!

Technically, water is a chemical.

LOL!

/me wipes off screen.

Technically, water is a chemical.

And the ulitmate WMD.

Technically, water is a chemical.

Yes. Dihydrous monoxide is responsible for hundreds, thousands of deaths every year, not to mention causing enormous ecological and structural damage.

I think a chemical as nasty as that should be banned!

tanstaafl.

I think a chemical as nasty as that should be banned!

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I wouldn't put it past Bush to try and wring it out of our cells!
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Hmmm... this sure doesn't look good for Saddam

Did someone say my name?

Seriously folks, water is a dangerous chemical, that's why I live in the desert.


-SH