Now the UN notices

[Gonz]

Let me get this straight. Iraq had no weapons of mass distruction, per the United Nations.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - U.N. satellite imagery experts have determined that material that could be used to make biological or chemical weapons and banned long-range missiles has been removed from 109 sites in Iraq, U.N. weapons inspectors said in a report obtained Thursday.

So how then could these things end up missing? They can't find it when they are in-country but their satelite shows this stuff missing when they are forced to stay out. Still say they're nonpartisan?

Source

 

[PT]

material that could be used to make biological or chemical weapons

Sadly, there is a difference between could be and is.

 

[Gato_Solo]

Sadly, there is a difference between could be and is.

In this case, just a couple of weeks with a wrench and a blender.

 

[Professur]

similarly, the difference between camel shit and a major ingredient in gunpowder is time and effort.

 

[AlladinSane]

This is like considering someone guilty of rape because he has a penis...

 

[Professur]

Hey hey hey. Now don't you go putting down lesbians.

 

[AlladinSane]

Puting down lesbians? Moi?

 

[Professur]

If you don't put them down, you can't get on top.

 

[K62]

Let me get this straight. Iraq had no weapons of mass distruction, per the United Nations.



So how then could these things end up missing? They can't find it when they are in-country but their satelite shows this stuff missing when they are forced to stay out. Still say they're nonpartisan?

Source

Okay, having weapons of mass destruction and having materials that could be used to create biological or chemical weapons are two different things.

I have materials that could be used to make a chemical agent under my kitchen sink.

 

[Gonz]

Perhaps, but did the UN make note of it?