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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 07:13:18 -0400, "abracadabra" <abra@hotmail.com>
wrote:

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>"Uncle Samuel" <stars@bars> wrote in message
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>> On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 18:05:57 -0400, "abracadabra" <abra@hotmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
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>> >"alohacyberian" <alohacyberian@att.net> wrote in message
>> >news:RoZSa.65597$3o3.4372381@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>> >> "Uncle Samuel" <stars@bars> wrote in message
>> >> news:lajohvcmg60ka57clhuclo2sdtiv5ghk4o@4ax.com...
>> >> > On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 20:03:53 -0000, Gene <Yahoo@nowhere.com> wrote:
>> >> > >ac@keech.net (Auld Chiel) wrote in
>news:114RP4nt50NF1r31219b@keech.net:
>> >> > >
>> >> > >So repeating a lie you know a lie as if it is true is somehow not
>> >lying?
>> >> >
>> >> > He had no idea it was 'lie" you idjit!
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> It wasn't a lie.  The British and Italians are sticking by the report
>and
>> >> though the French, who brokered the deal are remaining silent, they
>> >haven't
>> >> repudiated it.  KM
>> >
>> >Actually the Brits won't reveal where the information comes from.
>> >The CIA says it's probably false.
>> >Obviously there was no nuclear threat from Iraq, and Dubya lied
>>
>> Is that why the Israelis bombed his last nuke facilities?
>
>Do all things happen at the same time for you?

No, they do form a trend line however you dolt!

> FOr most people we have
>something called "the passage of time".
>The Isrealis bombed the Iraqi facilities back in the early 1980's, some 20
>years ago.

And then later in the game...

http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/iraq/facility/osiraq.htm

After invading Kuwait, Iraq attempted to accelerate its program to
develop a nuclear weapon by using radioactive fuel from the Osiraq
reactor. It made a crash effort in September, 1990 to recover enriched
fuel from this supposedly safe-guarded reactor, with the goal of
produced a nuclear weapon by April, 1991. The program was only halted
after Coalition air raid destroyed key facilities on 17 January 1991. 


>We have been in Iraq for months, with 100K+ soldiers, and cound nothing.

Duh, we haven't looked in Syria or Lebanon yet have we...

>There were no nuclear weapons.

Functional ones...prolly not.

Attempts to construct - certainly.

Buried centrifuges, yup.

>Dubya lied.

Did he?

Where did he say they actually had working nuke weapons?

Come on, where?

>> Get a clue.
>
>LOL - good one!

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/06/01/1054406075181.html

US officials are recovering barrels looted from Iraq's nuclear agency,
buying back containers that may be radioactive from people who were
washing clothes and storing food in them.

Angry local residents said their children had fallen ill after wearing
clothes washed in barrels once used to store processed uranium at the
Iraqi Nuclear Energy Agency and which may still have had traces of
radioactive material.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors will arrive this
week to investigate how much radioactive material was lost when
looters raided the agency's compound after US-led forces toppled
president Saddam Hussein last month.

The looters made off with the barrels, dumping the so-called "yellow
cake" uranium inside a waste disposal facility at the sprawling
complex south of Baghdad and selling them to unsuspecting residents of
the nearby Madaen district for $US2 ($3.07) each.

http://www.iraqwatch.org/wmd/nuclear.html

In May 1994 the IAEA received information indicating that Iraq had
pursued laser uranium enrichment through both molecular and atomic
vapor isotope separation...

After August 1995, the IAEA learned that Iraq had in fact made two
attempts to build a suitable vacuum chamber for AVLIS experiments, the
second of which succeeded. Moreover, the chamber was equipped with an
electron beam gun for vaporizing uranium metal...

Iraq used its Russian-supplied IRT-5000 research reactor to irradiate
(noncontinuously - to avoid detection during IAEA inspections) three
U-238 fuel elements manufactured from December 1988 to February 1989
at Iraq's Experimental Fuel Fabrication Research Laboratory (known as
ERFFL or EFFRL). Iraq also irradiated one element for 22 days between
February and April 1989, and two additional elements for 50 days
between September 1989 and January 1990...

In 1995, Iraq admitted to the IAEA that it had considered several
implosion-type bomb designs.  




You getting the picture yet brainstem?