Reply 1 -
Posted by: hopeful, 4/3/2003 8:13:32
PM
Incredible!
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Reply 2 -
Posted by: dbmap, 4/3/2003 8:16:43
PM
It figures
that this involved Saddom's dealings with the
UN. Maybe Blind Blix was moonlighting.
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Reply 3 -
Posted by: Bad Dog, 4/3/2003 8:20:53
PM
2nd
paragraph:
A walk through only about 20 percent of
the warehouses in the complex revealed that tens
of thousands of tons of supplies -- including
huge quantities of baby milk --
were being stored in Iraq's second-largest
city, which has been wracked by a food
shortage.
Like #1 said, INCREDIBLE.
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Reply 4 -
Posted by: anotherctyankee, 4/3/2003 8:22:11
PM
Have that
food analyzed. It may be poisoned.
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Reply 5 -
Posted by: Tsarevna, 4/3/2003 8:29:35
PM
Oh, I may
just have to slap that Euro-Liberal I lunched
with this week. He said, "You know,
before starting this war, you were starving
the Iraqis. You starved them."
I told how Saddam had purposely starved
children to death so we would look bad, and
only he starved people. Mr. Birkenstocks
hrmphed at this. Well, looks like my side has
the evidence now.
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Reply 6 -
Posted by: OldSailor, 4/3/2003 8:35:25
PM
PROOF! Attn:
UN, France, Germany, etc.
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Reply 7 -
Posted by: SFGOP, 4/3/2003 8:37:17
PM
oooh, oooh,
uh, uh, we were "about" to find
this - uh...the inspections were working...
A big middle finger to Hans Blix, Eurotrash,
and the anti-war crowd for their appeasement
of Sadaam Hitler and these type of antics he
employed to terrorize "his people."
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Reply 8 -
Posted by: Cato_the_elder, 4/3/2003 8:38:33
PM
Wow.
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Reply 9 -
Posted by: mthead, 4/3/2003 8:43:07
PM
We probably
don't know 1/2 the whole story yet!!!!
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Reply 10 -
Posted by: Robin Scott, 4/3/2003 8:44:17
PM
That evil man
knew what he was doing. A well fed populace
is not easy to control.
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Reply 11 -
Posted by: 3M_TA3, 4/3/2003 8:44:22
PM
We've been
saying all along the Saddam has been starving
his own people, that the oil-for-food-program
was a sham, and that the sanctions have in no
way hurt the Iraqi people.
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Reply 12 -
Posted by: Viking2002, 4/3/2003 8:44:40
PM
May God look
upon the UN and the appeasement crowd, and
damn them to Hell for their cowardice. When
this is all over, it will redefine the course
of humanity for generations to come.
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Reply 13 -
Posted by: Clark Kent, 4/3/2003 8:48:19
PM
weapons of
mass starvation
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Reply 14 -
Posted by: Penney, 4/3/2003 8:54:19
PM
I pray this
won't be the case but Saddam is beginning to
remind me of Jim Jones. Absolutely no respect
for life.
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Reply 15 -
Posted by: rts, 4/3/2003 8:58:15
PM
#4:
I wouldn't put it past him!
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Reply 16 -
Posted by: Double Dog Dare, 4/3/2003 9:00:17
PM
Oh, how I
hope Saddam and his evil sons died a very,
very slow and painful death when we hit them.
However they died, it will be absolutely
nothing compared to what they are going to
get in the afterlife. And, it won't be 72
virgins either.
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Reply 17 -
Posted by: Harmony1, 4/3/2003 9:02:11
PM
what reply 12
said.......
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Reply 18 -
Posted by: ProudVet, 4/3/2003 9:02:33
PM
#5 Give him a
few good shots for me. No slaps, close your
fist when you hit him. The Euro trash killed
babies.
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Reply 19 -
Posted by: msjena, 4/3/2003 9:03:44
PM
What is with
CNN calling infant formula "baby
milk?" Is it to prove that Saddam was
telling the truth about that "chemical
weapons" factory we bombed? I don't
trust CNN and can't quite figure out what the
implications of this story are.
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Reply 20 -
Posted by: GreatWhiteNorth, 4/3/2003 9:08:05
PM
This happens
in every dictatorship where food aide is
sent. The criminals in power confiscate the
food and sell it on the black market, give it
to their supporters, and withhold it from
their enemies. Food is used as a weapon. The
United Nations and other do-gooders turn a
blind eye, although they know perfectly well
this is happening. There has never been a
famine in a country with freedom of the
press. The United Nations doesn't want to
know that.
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Reply 21 -
Posted by: MickeyMouse, 4/3/2003 9:34:04
PM
Hollyweird
appeasers, call your office.
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Reply 22 -
Posted by: Double Dog Dare, 4/3/2003 9:37:12
PM
Jimma Carter
and all the doubters should be made to go
over there and see for themselves what this
evil regime did to its own people. Pray for
your forgiveness Jimma since you seem to
consider yourself so righteous.
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Reply 23 -
Posted by: seven, 4/3/2003 9:42:20
PM
The U.N. is
useless. Get them out of my country, and get
my country out of the U.N.
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Reply 24 -
Posted by: Aitch748, 4/3/2003 9:42:41
PM
My loathing
has just gone up a notch. My loathing is not
only for Saddam and his human-shredding freak
regime, but also for the Bush-hating leftists
and the America-hating movie stars and the
increasingly violent "peace
protesters" and the rest of that skanky
civilization-hating mob, who now insist that
American soldiers (ALL of them) are war
criminals.
As the things we find in Iraq get worse and
worse, so do the insults and provocations
hurled at the rest of us by the Chomsky cult.
(Next week we'll find one of those industrial
plastic shredders, maybe with the remains of
children inside them, and some professor or
singer or actor will be yelling that all
Americans need to be exterminated.)
(Sorry. Not my most coherent post, but I've
been seething for days about the latest from
Iraq.)
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Reply 25 -
Posted by: KnightErrant, 4/3/2003 9:52:29
PM
There are two
sides to this world-wide battle:
A culture of death.
vs.
A culture of life.
To all: Are you with us or against us?!?!?
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Reply 26 -
Posted by: usmcsarge, 4/3/2003 9:55:11
PM
First off,
this will have no effect on the hate America
Leftoids. Zero.
Next, it is NOT incredible. This is SOP for
totalitarian thug regimes. Recall the first
Somalia famine scenes on CNN? Swollen bellies
on infants and small children. Old men curled
up and dying in the dirt streets? When we got
there, same thing. Warehouses of food. It was
used as a weapon amongst the clans and to
keep the military fed and fat.
The "human rights" and "peace
and justice" crowd are oblivious when
these things occur in the Third World,
killing thousands (and sometimes millkions)
in the process. But let an American stub his
toe incorrectly and the outrage is on page
one of the NYT.
Old Marine Sarge
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Reply 27 -
Posted by: Armed Eagle, 4/3/2003 10:14:22
PM
I am very
puzzeled.
All that food, and it was there because of
the U.N. food for oil program? Does this mean
that all of that food was never given out to
any Irag citizens?
Who received the food if anyone?
The Republican Army?
This is when the reporters should all see
that complex, and I would love to see General
Tommy Hanks enlist the help of the reporters
as well as American troops pass out the food
to the Irag citizens.
How long has all that food been stored?
How many people would that food feed for one
month?
God, I have so many questions running through
my head.
Right now I am convinced.
Saddamn was an incarnation of Satan.
I almost feel guily thinking about it but, I
think I could pull the trigger of a weapon to
kill Saddamn, and smile.
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Reply 28 -
Posted by: Duke of Duval, 4/3/2003 10:14:57
PM
They must
give large photos of all that food in the
warehouse to those groups that operate
begathons on TV to get money to feed the
starving in such countries. If they'd get rid
of corrupt governments they would have plenty
except for shiftless bums that won't work.
They are everywhere.
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Reply 29 -
Posted by: boscon, 4/3/2003 10:16:09
PM
I'm shocked,
shocked that hoarding of food is going on
here.
My apologies to Claude Rains.
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Reply 30 -
Posted by: pugacre, 4/3/2003 10:26:55
PM
You can array
a long list of evidence of wrongdoing by
Iraqi regime and the leftist Eurotrash and
Ameritrash will not acknowledge any of it.
But they will tell you that Fidel has a
superb health care system. Idiots.
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Reply 31 -
Posted by: bakajin, 4/3/2003 10:32:03
PM
In
Revelations, is not the " WHORE OF
BABYLON" mentioned ? and as this is
laterday Babylon, ----- (draw your own
conclusion)
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Reply 32 -
Posted by: browneyes, 4/3/2003 10:32:40
PM
A couple of
weekends ago, Lucianne & staff graciously
invited us to comment on the war and our
troops. Don't know where my comments are
appropriate to post, BUT, I asked for and
received a service man's address from a
fellow LDotter. I wrote tthe next day and
guess what? I am so happy to say he e-mailed
me today. Wow! He's on the Constellation, has
a family in California and more importantly,
was truly appreciative. I am so proud of all
our military and feel very blessed that I
have a new friend. Will be sending his 15y/o
son a BD present. Great feeling!
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Reply 33 -
Posted by: kennowen, 4/3/2003 10:39:06
PM
The left
loses more and more of their argument each
time we find something like this. Still, they
will find a way to spin their lies.
Incredible. (And I'm betting none of the food
was from the French, Russians, or Germans
either.
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Reply 34 -
Posted by: jls1213, 4/3/2003 10:44:22
PM
Sickening.
And so is KNN. WHY or why do they call the
resistance 'the Iraqis'??? They are NOT the
Iraqis. The Iraqis are a sad, oppressed and
tortured people who are soon to have a life
they never dreamed possible. those 4ucx
should be called the 'Saddamites'. That is
what they are.
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Reply 35 -
Posted by: SayHey2u, 4/3/2003 10:50:10
PM
I just did a
quick Google search on food distribution in
Iraq. I was actually looking for more
information on this story, but instead found
article after article of different
organizations making appeals for money to
begin their own food distribution program. A
sample:
* The Canadian Red Cross (Whitehorse Star,
Canada - needs $219 million
* Save the Children (Westport, Conn.) - needs
$35 Mil
* U.N. emergency appealed for US $2.2 billion
I wonder if there is any coordination between
these groups or any accountability at all!
It's beginning to remind me of all the money
that poured into the charities after 9/11
before anyone even did an assessment of what
was needed. This sounds like a subject for
O'Reilly.
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Reply 36 -
Posted by: rotstan, 4/3/2003 11:00:57
PM
Death to the
Left and their accomodation, enablement,
appeasemnt and collaboration with evil. They
are all scum and must pay the price for their
wickedness!
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Reply 37 -
Posted by: jls1213, 4/3/2003 11:04:10
PM
35, great
point. But O'Reilly I am not sure I agree
about. He did perform a certain service
insofar as demanding accountability for our
donations. However, he also performed a
disservice as he provided a forum for the
greedy.
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Reply 38 -
Posted by: Marney, 4/3/2003 11:04:46
PM
#4 That was
my first thought too. Perhaps it's a chache
of WMD.
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Reply 39 -
Posted by: pensom2, 4/3/2003 11:32:31
PM
If Saddam had
allowed infant formula to be distributed, he
would have deprived himself of the images and
statistics of starving babies. The useful
idiots of Hollyweird and the UN feed off
these images/statistics, and Saddam knew it.
We need to shine a HUGE LIGHT on these
discoveries--the alphabet networks will never
do it.
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