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Stef wrote:

>>>>>Another lie rebutted. 
>>>>
>>>>Not by you.
>>>>http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/970152/posts
>>>
>>>Hmm. Kind of grasping at straws, aren't you? The article you reference:
> 
> 
> That article is not journalistic

Oh?

How so?

Doesn't it have a summary lead, body text and a punchy conclusion?

Aren't the 5 W's and and H present?

Who - Iraq

What - Arms

Where - Bekaa Valley

Why - Hide them

When - Before the invasion

How - Semi trucks

Do you even have any idea what journalism is?

You're looking really bad again here stef, really bad!

> or credible.

Then prove it wrong, knock yourself out, but start with this:

http://washingtontimes.com/national/20041028-115519-3700r.htm

This reconaissance picture, released yesterday, shows two trucks parked 
outside one of the 56 bunkers of the Al Qa Qaa Explosive Storage Complex 
on March 17, 2003, prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
(AP)


>  I can write a better blog.  

So why don't you?


> The last article he posted that had an IP address instead of
> a name was a republican propaganda group, the last place to get actual
> news instead of spin.  This address isn't even responding.

Maybe your browser is hosed.


http://washingtontimes.com/national/20041028-115519-3700r.htm

The arms that were taken out of the country included missile parts, 
nuclear-related equipment, tank and aircraft parts, and chemicals used 
in making poison gas weapons, the official said.
     Regarding the satellite photographs, defense officials said the 
photographs bolster the information obtained from the European 
intelligence services on the Russian arms-removal program.
     The Russian special forces troops were housed at a computer center 
near the Russian Embassy in Baghdad and left the country shortly before 
the U.S. invasion was launched March 20, 2003.
     Harold Hough, a satellite photographic specialist, said commercial 
satellite images taken shortly before U.S. forces reached Baghdad 
revealed Russian transport aircraft at Baghdad's international airport 
near a warehouse.


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