A lieutenant of Iraq's most feared terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was captured a few days ago in Mosul, and Iraqi troops searching suspected terrorist hideouts in Fallujah discovered a laboratory with manuals on manufacturing explosives and toxins — including anthrax, Iraq's national security adviser said Thursday.
Also, the U.S. military said it discovered the "largest weapons cache to date in the city of Fallujah." The weapons — including anti-tank mines and a mobile bomb-making lab — were found inside a mosque used by an insurgent leader. Troops also found documents detailing hostage interrogations, the military said.
Notice the part about toxins and anthrax. Is this where the WMD went? Hidden in mosques?
Apparently the quantities of conventional weapons were huge. A few more successful operations like this and maybe we'll have the terrorists on the run. A consumation devoutly to be wished.
Rob Boyter
Rob, and I second that sentiment, the "terrorists on the run" sounds good to me.
This is inconclusive as far as WMD, before or after the invasion is concerned. But the point has to be made that the search for WMD in Iraq has been far from exhaustive and could go on for a very long time to come.
Mosques and Hospitals would be a good place to hide WMD because they are protected sites under the Geneva Conventions. Well, they are protected until someone in them fires at one of our friendlies. Even then, we try not to fire on holy ground because of the bad press we would receive.
Still though, my good money goes to Syria as to the hiding place of the WMD
once were fired upon from them there free fire zones in my eyes and screw what any one else thinks
While one goes down and another one is killed, as long as the US and Israeli policy continues, there will be ten more of the same for each of them!
as iseral offered piece but the smurf refused land
so enlighten us with all your non biosed ways opps you cant your history of iseral/usa bashing cant be over come
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