How convenient, why it was just last week... (ricin)

[HFishbine]

Just last week, those desperate to save their reputations (as well as their sanity, probably), were pointing to the "fact" that one thing David Kay did find in Iraq, was evidence of a "ricin program." (Here's O'Reilly talking about it: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,109613,00.html)

There was, conveniently, little or no mention that the program was being operated by Ansar el-Islam (sp?) in areas of Iraq not under Saddam's control (thanks to US/Brtish no fly zone). No matter, here was Iraq's bio-terrorism threat confirmed. Now, the point has been underscored.

Draw your own conclusions. It just seems awfully convenient that less than a week after Kay gives the warmongers something to pin their hopes on, that single "threat" materializes.

[Bronco69]

1. ROFL!

I love that pic! :-)

[Vogon_Glory]

2. Gee!

Gee! And I thought that the ricin found in the Senate mailroom came from the same guy who sent the Anthrax to Senator Daschle back in 2001. I thought that the ricin fellow was a right wing-nut who discovered that he hated the GOP even more than than he hated the Demoocrats.

Silly me!

[MrBenchley]

3. My 1st thought when I heard "Ricin found in Frist's mailroom"

was "incoming or outgoing?"

[leesa]

4. That's funny. Everything's a set-up with these people. And all so

transparent, too. But Faux will say it's so and the sheeple will believe their TVs.

[colonel odis]

5. sure takes the attention away from today's primaries.....

and bush's falling poll numbers.....
and the rigged intelligence investigation.....
and the rumors of cheney being dumped......

those people are masters at this sort of thing.