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I 'm with Firestorm on that one! I'm not going to sit here and let him constantly posts misinformation or allow him to be one sided with his reasonings or opinions!
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Chemical weapons 'found'
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firestorm
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Nice to have an allie David thank you.
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david
Originally posted by Dero
Who???
Oh,I missed all that he said since I activated my ignore button on him...
I see that he posts,butt nothing shows up!!!
Dero,
your missing the fun!!!!
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david
No problem, FS! How's NJ??
firestorm
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Well Dave,, Weather is "finally" getting nice here. Spring appears to have sprung. Keeping my fingers crossed. thanks for asking. I dont need to ask how Fla is do I? lol I know it is awesome there. Wouldn't mind relocating there.
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david
Oh yeah! You had barrels of snow up there this year! Kind of a turn around from the last few years with barely any snow but an abundance of cold weather! Very COLD weather.
Florida is OK. Staying very busy as you may have read in the Nightclub thread etc..
As for relocation..... just make sure you have a job hookup when/if you come down because being jobless now in the IT industry (in Florida) is worse than standing outside in shorts in NJ this past February for 1 hour!
Florida is OK. Staying very busy as you may have read in the Nightclub thread etc..
As for relocation..... just make sure you have a job hookup when/if you come down because being jobless now in the IT industry (in Florida) is worse than standing outside in shorts in NJ this past February for 1 hour!
firestorm
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Well yea I figured that much (IT in Fla.) it's not much better here. If I were to come there (I wish), I'd do something else. I've always wanted to own a gym but that takes lots of money. Just a dream I suppose.
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david
You could co-own a gym, though but the market is so oversaturated here in S. FLA!
It's like the battle of LA FItness, Gold's and World's... there all buying new buildings and putting them a few miles of each other! Someone is going to go bankrupt!
It's like the battle of LA FItness, Gold's and World's... there all buying new buildings and putting them a few miles of each other! Someone is going to go bankrupt!
firestorm
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Yea I remember noticing that when I was in Ft Lauderdale many years ago. ok maybe I'll start an Italian Ice business close to the beach. hahahaha
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david
Or, you could do Porno! 
firestorm
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hey now there is an Idea. You want to be my stunt dick?
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david
No, but Crash or Albob would. Don't forget Burner the damn horndog!
firestorm
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Hey bro the Stunt dick is a great job! As soon as the director says Action,, ya get to "act".
i never said it was planted. if there is chemical weapons there, no denying it was hussein. All i said was i wouldn't be surprise if bush never found any he would plants some. im not saying they did or will, im just not ruling that out if a few months later they find some suspicious weapons or a plant.
firestorm
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more conspiracies huu frush... talking stupid again. NO he would not do any such thing. That is obsurd. If he didn't find them he would just resort to the original reason as I stated earlier regarding the invasion and that is to rid the world of terrorist and those that support terrorist in any way shape or form as he stated he would do days after the 9/11 attack. He said he was going to war with terrorist and those who decide to support them in any way. That was the main reason I support him for the invasion. It is known fact that Sadam finances terrorist.
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david
The last line there is proven by their own people (high rank Iraqi officials.) Don't ask me to say or spell there names, either!
Point well taken, FS!!!
Point well taken, FS!!!
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OK everybody, hold on to your hats, I AGREE with frusht. Speaking strictly from opinion here, the only U.S. President I think would NOT do that was Carter and I just think he would have been too stupid to do it. I don't want to get into a huge debate on the subject because I have absolutely NOTHING with which to back up my opinion it's just a gut feeling. Do I think he'll need to? Absolutley NOT. I'm completely convinced Saddam has the weapons and we'll find them. But WOULD he? Yep.
Originally posted by ALBOB
OK everybody, hold on to your hats, I AGREE with frusht. Speaking strictly from opinion here, the only U.S. President I think would NOT do that was Carter and I just think he would have been too stupid to do it. I don't want to get into a huge debate on the subject because I have absolutely NOTHING with which to back up my opinion it's just a gut feeling. Do I think he'll need to? Absolutley NOT. I'm completely convinced Saddam has the weapons and we'll find them. But WOULD he? Yep.
I said that in another thread so you just agreed with ME too 
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Originally posted by kuso
OH SHIT!!! Where's the delete button?
Originally posted by ALBOB
OH SHIT!!! Where's the delete button?
LOL....you`re safe, I didn`t single Bush out, I said any of the leaders of the countries in the coalition would
firestorm
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Originally posted by ALBOB
OK everybody, hold on to your hats, I AGREE with frusht. Speaking strictly from opinion here, the only U.S. President I think would NOT do that was Carter and I just think he would have been too stupid to do it. I don't want to get into a huge debate on the subject because I have absolutely NOTHING with which to back up my opinion it's just a gut feeling. Do I think he'll need to? Absolutley NOT. I'm completely convinced Saddam has the weapons and we'll find them. But WOULD he? Yep.
OMG !!!! Not YOU Albob!!!! NOOOOO An ex-patriot and you actually just said that????? Even if you do feel that way I can't believe you would actually say that and side with an Iraqi!!!! I'm very disapointed with you Mr. Man. As Gomer Pyle would say: Fer Shame Fer Shame Fer Shame
Now they have found about 3000 chemical suits!!!!!!!!
http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,6190452%5E25777,00.html
'No weapons' at chemical plant
By Matt Kelley in Washington
March 26, 2003
MILITARY investigators have found no evidence of recent chemical weapons manufacture at a suspect plant secured by US troops in southern Iraq, a senior defence official has said.
Preliminary reports indicated it had not been involved in illicit weapons production in the past five years, the official said.
The capture of the site, a cache of documents and two Iraqi generals thought to have knowledge of weapons of mass destruction raised the possibility this week that American forces had begun to find the banned weapons they are fighting to remove from Iraq.
The official said that before the war, American intelligence agencies had identified the site in the town of Najaf as a possible part of Iraq's chemical weapons program.
But indications even then were that the plant had not been used for banned weapons activities since 1998, the official added.
Finding and eliminating Iraq's weapons of mass destruction - denied by Saddam Hussein - are major goals of the war.
Pentagon officials continue to worry that Saddam's forces could use chemical or biological weapons as coalition ground troops advance toward Baghdad.
The Iraqi capital is protected by the Republican Guards, the best trained and best equipped troops of Saddam's army, which US officials say are the units with Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has said intelligence agencies have heard "chatter in the system" indicating that Saddam might have approved the use of such weapons.
"But whether it'll happen or not remains to be seen."
He and other US officials have urged Iraqi officers not to follow orders to use weapons of mass destruction, vowing that anyone who does will be tracked down after the war and punished as a war criminal.
Iraq's chemical weapons are thought to include the nerve agents sarin, soman and VX, as well as mustard agent of the type used in World War I.
Most of the chemical weapons would be loaded in artillery shells in rockets, which have a range of about 12 miles or less.
US troops have protective gear to deal with chemical weapons, as well as detection equipment that can sniff out a cloud of such agents as far as three miles away.
The Associated Press
'No weapons' at chemical plant
By Matt Kelley in Washington
March 26, 2003
MILITARY investigators have found no evidence of recent chemical weapons manufacture at a suspect plant secured by US troops in southern Iraq, a senior defence official has said.
Preliminary reports indicated it had not been involved in illicit weapons production in the past five years, the official said.
The capture of the site, a cache of documents and two Iraqi generals thought to have knowledge of weapons of mass destruction raised the possibility this week that American forces had begun to find the banned weapons they are fighting to remove from Iraq.
The official said that before the war, American intelligence agencies had identified the site in the town of Najaf as a possible part of Iraq's chemical weapons program.
But indications even then were that the plant had not been used for banned weapons activities since 1998, the official added.
Finding and eliminating Iraq's weapons of mass destruction - denied by Saddam Hussein - are major goals of the war.
Pentagon officials continue to worry that Saddam's forces could use chemical or biological weapons as coalition ground troops advance toward Baghdad.
The Iraqi capital is protected by the Republican Guards, the best trained and best equipped troops of Saddam's army, which US officials say are the units with Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has said intelligence agencies have heard "chatter in the system" indicating that Saddam might have approved the use of such weapons.
"But whether it'll happen or not remains to be seen."
He and other US officials have urged Iraqi officers not to follow orders to use weapons of mass destruction, vowing that anyone who does will be tracked down after the war and punished as a war criminal.
Iraq's chemical weapons are thought to include the nerve agents sarin, soman and VX, as well as mustard agent of the type used in World War I.
Most of the chemical weapons would be loaded in artillery shells in rockets, which have a range of about 12 miles or less.
US troops have protective gear to deal with chemical weapons, as well as detection equipment that can sniff out a cloud of such agents as far as three miles away.
The Associated Press
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Now now, I agree or disagree based on facts as I see them, not based on someones nationality.
