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2004-03-08 Africa: North

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Posted by Steve 2004-03-08 10:46:44 AM|| || Front Page|| [3 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 so do think this would of happened in a kerry admin? you know going to the UN and pandering to the french (oops sorry frogs!) instead of taking decisive action. it was decisive action that carried the day - not allowing frogs to dictate. old kadafi saw the light - Bush will not be hampered by institutions founded in a different era...kinda of wished FDR would of listened to Truman and kept the frogs out of the security council.

Posted by Dan 2004-3-8 10:57:47 AM|| 2004-3-8 10:57:47 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 Glad we have control of those centrifuges; you can probably decontaminate them and turn them into some hellacious canival rides.

I've been thinking about the scam Khan pulled with having parts made to close-tolerance prints without no or an incorrect end-use specified. It would be possible to do the same thing in the US and export them. I don't think you could get yellowcake in CONUS.

Posted by Super Hose 2004-3-8 11:34:25 AM|| 2004-3-8 11:34:25 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 Would it be okay to use video of these ships in a Bush campaign commercial? Or would the families of SCUD victims object?

Posted by Shipman 2004-3-8 12:05:13 PM|| 2004-3-8 12:05:13 PM|| Front Page Top

#4 SuperH:

Heh. "You must be this tall, and lead-protected, to ride this ride !"

Posted by Carl in N.H 2004-3-8 12:16:27 PM|| 2004-3-8 12:16:27 PM|| Front Page Top

#5 Notice how Libya's inventory of WMD program components seem to match exactly the inventory of WMD Saddam declared to the UN he had at one time -- the very same WMD on which he refused to provide evidence backing his claim he had destroyed said WMD? Looks like Libya got Saddam's WMD stuff.

Posted by Garrison 2004-3-8 12:58:21 PM|| 2004-3-8 12:58:21 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 Carl, LOL. I visited my grandfather in Hampton two weeks ago. I noticed that your price for gas was $1.00 a gallon. State taxes can do amazing things to the price of a commodity.

Posted by Super Hose 2004-3-8 1:48:42 PM|| 2004-3-8 1:48:42 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 Yes, Shipman, he should get all of this on tape and advertise. How about saying the IAEA would never have been able to do this. But Al Baradei will probably take credit; he already has to a certain extent, I think. How many lives were lost in getting this equipment out of Libya? This was so slick, required lots of international cooperation. Talk about it Bush.

Posted by Michael 2004-3-8 1:59:21 PM|| 2004-3-8 1:59:21 PM|| Front Page Top

#8 S.H.:

$1.00 ?! In the Nashua area I am paying 1.77 for lowest grade regular, and heating oil was at 1.59 a couple weeks back.

Hmm, Hampton might be worth the trip to fill up...

Posted by Carl in N.H 2004-3-8 4:16:01 PM|| 2004-3-8 4:16:01 PM|| Front Page Top

#9 We think in tune Michael.

Posted by Shipman 2004-3-8 4:51:32 PM|| 2004-3-8 4:51:32 PM|| Front Page Top

#10 The best place for this stuff is about 20,000ft deep in the Atlantic provided it's clean.

Posted by Cheddarhead 2004-3-8 6:52:33 PM|| 2004-3-8 6:52:33 PM|| Front Page Top

#11 Carl, I must have read the sign wrong. My older brother was driving. Maybe fule is cheaper by Seabrook.

Posted by Super Hose 2004-3-8 10:12:27 PM|| 2004-3-8 10:12:27 PM|| Front Page Top

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