From: Adam Flinton 

Tony Ingenoso wrote:
> One counter-example is all it takes to disprove a blanket statement.  That
> counter-example exists (along with the bio-cookers everyone wants to deny
> exist too)
>

Oooh yes & the hordes of ready to go H-Bombs on ICBM'es. Earth calling
Tony....look at the storage requirements of chem weapons. Look at their
storage requirements if not extremely pure (purer than the Iraqis ever
managed even with their attempts at binaries).


> If there is one, there will be more because that one came from somewhere.
> It didn't spontaneously generate out of thin air.
>

Nah it came from......somewhere dark & and smelling of fecal matter.

I'm sure there are large stockpiles of old dead shells. Like I say go
dredge the Baltic.

Adam

>
> "Don Hills"  wrote in message
> news:FbcyCtgaXCQW092yn{at}attglobal.net...
>
>>In article , "Gary Britt"

>
> wrote:
>
>>>They found artillery shells with nerve gas.  One nerve gas weapon was
>
> used
>
>>>in an IED against USA troops.  Nerve gas is a chemical weapon.  Chemical
>>>weapons are WMD.  Therefore finding nerve gas is finding WMD.
>>
>>Tell it to the judge. The "official" WMD seekers acknowledged that
>>that shell wasn't evidence of the WMD they were looking for.
>>
>>
>>>Until we search every square inch of sand and concrete in Iraq, the
>
> search
>
>>>isn't over.
>>
>>I just took a look at what defines a fanatic. You're one.
>>Ask not for whom the fat lady sings, Gary. She sings for you...
>>
>>--
>>Don Hills    (dmhills at attglobaldotnet)     Wellington, New Zealand
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>
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