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March 27, 2003
Blix: Iraqi Gas Suits Not Evidence
Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Discoveries of chemical protection suits and nerve gas antidotes are not necessarily evidence Iraq is set to use chemical weapons, says United Nations chief weapons inspector Dr Hans Blix. And the issuing of them to front-line units without our knowledge was just a bureaucratic bungle, right? If so, the ruse worked brilliantly, it certainly took us all in. Posted By Alan E Brain at March 27, 2003 02:27 AM | TrackBack Comments
"The suits, er, er, they're a fashion statement! And, that atropine? C'mon, the Iraqis just wanted a bit of a pick-me-up. That's all." Posted by: Lonewacko at March 27, 2003 02:42 AMYeah, I heard they were for Iraqi Fashion Week. Posted by: Sean at March 27, 2003 02:43 AMwho knows, games within games, lies within lies Posted by: angrYkook at March 27, 2003 02:54 AMwhen i come back reborn to live again i want to be hans blix's son....cos everything you do is going to be ok with hans, any old crap homework you turn in will be 'a sign of further cooperation' and if you strangle the neighbour's cat well it's 'no real evidence of widespread badness.' Posted by: si(mon) at March 27, 2003 03:01 AMWe should stuff Blix in a chem suit, toss in a few onions and a dead cat. Wait a week, and then ask him for another statement. He must be washing his Xanax down with atropine. Posted by: MoronWatch at March 27, 2003 03:41 AMBecause the best way to scare others is to hide chemical weapons gear and not tell anyone you have it.... Posted by: Humphrey Bogus at March 27, 2003 04:10 AMIsn't it about time to pull this guys passport... and plug? Posted by: bill at March 27, 2003 09:43 AMPost a comment
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