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[Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org>]

On Jul 9, 2004, at 5:58 PM, Phillip Rhodes wrote:

>  And yes, I recall
> your statement about the WMD's being trucked out of the country
> before we arrived. And I will admit that such a thing is possible.
> I will also admit that I don't necessarily accept that position
> as necessarily true.  I'd need to see move evidence to support it.

It was represented that Iraq had large quantities of banned weapons, so 
it stands to reason that any attempt to move such large quantities 
would be visible from the air.  Even a moderately sized operation to 
move trucks across the Iraq border would be visible from satellite. On 
the human intelligence side, according to the latest Woodward book the 
CIA had close to 75 human agents throughout the Iraqi intelligence and 
military organizations, and had bugged and was monitoring government 
communication, and came up with nothing there either.

I wonder how long it will be before the public comes to the same 
beliefs that the weapons inspectors and the CIA now holds-- there 
weren't and aren't any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
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