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--- Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Santosh,
>
> Since you seem so upset that Saddam has been removed by the evil George Bush,
> you
> must think he was a great guy and you must therefore also be opposed to
> freedom
> and democracy for the Iraqi people.
>
>
> You seem to be one of those people who is too intelligent by half.
>
> See if you can follow this simple sequential logic:
>
> 1. Before 1991 there was evidence of WMDs in Iraq. Just ask the Iranis,
> Kurds and
> Shia that these were used on.
> 2. In 1991 there was evidence of WMDs, because the UN has a signed agreement
> by
> Saddam acknowledging his WMDs and promising to destroy these and provide the
> UN
> with an accounting.
> 3. From 1991 to 2003 the UN Security Council passed 17 resolutions asking for
> the
> accounting that Saddam never provided, even though the consequence of the
> first 16
> were crippling sanctions and of the 17th was the loss of his dictatorship and
> his
> sadistic sons.
> 4. Physics tells us that matter does not disappear. It has to be accounted
> for.
> 5. The coalition has not found the WMDs as yet.
> 6. Ipso facto, the WMDs cannot have disappeared, they have not been accounted
> for,
> they have not been found as yet, so they must be either still hidden
> somewhere in
> Iraq, or in Syria as suspected.
>
I am suprised you did not say that they could have also been taken by UFOs
.
-Tariq
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