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WMD Mystery Solved? This young man thinks so. Of course, here's the key question: Glazov: So if all this evidence is credible, why wouldn't the Bush Administration take advantage of this information? I wonder if, at this point, they're counting on the MSM to continue to ignore the story (as they so far have been), and are waiting to roll it out in the summer or fall, just in time for the elections. In any event, it all seems pretty plausible to me. Saddam sure acted like a man who had WMD. Posted by Rand Simberg at March 02, 2006 08:33 PMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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Of course, he might just have been deluded by underlinings who were terified he'd have them killed if they told him anything resembling the truth. Or, he might have believed that if he kept up the pressure things would not have come to a head. Or. There are so many alternatives that Ockam's Razor suggests are more likely. Unless you have a pressing reason to try to justify this little adventure on anything other than humanitarian grounds. Posted by Daveon at March 2, 2006 09:24 PMOccam's Razor is a tools for speculation among multiple scenario's. When the shovel hit's you in the face, there's no more need to wonder if it was anything else. The question was never, did he have WMDs. The question has always been, how has he or did he dispose of them? (Regardless of what the actual inventory levels might have been.) Considering his close ties with Syria, even without the abundance of clues we have (and most listed in this article are old news) Occam's Razor points straight at a prominent Syrian involment. As well, Russian involvement is old news. Posted by ken anthony at March 2, 2006 10:20 PMKhrushchev acted like a man who had a big bomber fleet. Having a tight border helps a dictator keep control. Posted by Sam Dinkin at March 3, 2006 03:55 AMThe MSM isn't going to come within a 100 Mega-ton blast zone of this story. They've been screaming at every chance that the WMDs never existed except in Mr Bush's deluded world. If they now start asking why he isn't talking to Syria about his delusion their entire act goes south. Most of them would rather see their kids dead od anthrax than back down from Bush bashing IMHO. Posted by Steve at March 3, 2006 06:25 AMI guess this means all those who screamed that Bush lied are in fact liars themsleves by their own definition. Remember, by that definition, being mistaken is still lying. Oh, to be hoisted on a pitard of ones own making. Posted by Mike Puckett at March 3, 2006 06:59 AMBoy, I'm glad the wheezing old Berkeley leftist David Horowitz finally solved this mystery. I think there's an eigth grader in Mobile, Alabama who has an even more credible theory about the WMD. You folks need tin foil hats. Posted by Pug at March 3, 2006 07:13 AMYou folks need to triple the thickness of your tinfoil hats to stop those Haliburton mind control rays. The left has thrown so much into this whole 'Bush Lied" thing that when the WMD's finally turn up, it will do overwhelming damage to their cause. Posted by Mike Puckett at March 3, 2006 08:04 AMMy superiorly engineered skull makes me impervious to mind control rays. Posted by Josh Reiter at March 3, 2006 10:27 AMPost a comment |