Former Iraqi General's Comments on WMD's

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Former Iraqi General and Saddam's top military advisor Georges Sada says Iraq had WMD's inside of Iraq less than a month before American Troops invaded. He states that the weapons were flown by 747 into Damascus, Syria once Iraq was notified by the U.N. that they would be inspecting military facilities. Sada believes the weapons are still in Syria and Saddam used the natural disaster dam break near damascus to have an excuse to fly a 747 into Syria pretending he was sending in supplies for repair.

Sada further stated that Saddam had plans to launch a chemical weapons attack on Israel and that he had to talk him out of it by warning him that Israel's advanced Air Force would easily thwart such an attack and it would be a disastrous attempt on the part of Iraq. He stated that he did not believe Saddam was completely evil and that Saddam often took his advice but he did not understand Saddam's cruelty toward his own people and his aggression toward certain countries.

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Former Iraqi General and Saddam's top military advisor Georges Sada says Iraq had WMD's inside of Iraq less than a month before American Troops invaded. He states that the weapons were flown by 747 into Damascus, Syria once Iraq was notified by the U.N. that they would be inspecting military facilities. Sada believes the weapons are still in Syria and Saddam used the natural disaster dam break near damascus to have an excuse to fly a 747 into Syria pretending he was sending in supplies for repair.

Sada further stated that Saddam had plans to launch a chemical weapons attack on Israel and that he had to talk him out of it by warning him that Israel's advanced Air Force would easily thwart such an attack and it would be a disastrous attempt on the part of Iraq. He stated that he did not believe Saddam was completely evil and that Saddam often took his advice but he did not understand Saddam's cruelty toward his own people and his aggression toward certain countries.

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This is very, very good to hear... I know it's bad that there are still WMDs out there and probably in the wrong hands, but the fact that there really WERE weapons of mass destruction shows that Bush wasn't messing around - invading Iraq was really a necessity, and although we never found the WMD's, we went there for the right reason - to stop something that could have caused great harm to everybody all over the world.

Yep they all did, I read a book where the guy that wrote it claims Saddam was constantly bringing in wmds and burying them in the desert, gps being the only way to find them if you had the cordinates. Hs sang like a bird giving names and ports where they were picked up and brought into the country, but claims that the weapons were such hot stuff that most of the folks he worked with DIED of cancer. What a way to keep a secret? But the guy couldn't hook the sources up with any weapons, still the US was keeping him hidden and on a payroll. Someone thinks he is right. If you want to stay awake at night for a while, research the old soviet bloc countries and the nukes and chems they had. The money for the military to guard the weapons is gone and some would pay well for weapons that aren't much better than in a lightly guarded wharehouse.

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Yeah I heard something about that too.