Does anyone remember

[Horse with no Name]

This is regarding the weapons that were left unsecured that the IAEA reported were missing?
Pre-election this came out and within a few days, there was a soldier that they brought forth to verify that the weapons were missing when they came through that area.
I always thought it was very convenient that all of the sudden, someone "remembered" something when the people started to question the inadequacy.
Does anyone remember that soldiers name? I have often wondered if he would have been one of the imminent casualties of this war.

[Oreo]

1. Here's the original story from KSTP Minneapolis

http://www.kstp.com/article/stories/S3723.html?cat=1



Ahhh those were the days... we were so naive. When this came out we were all eagerly awaiting the end of the bush regime

[Horse with no Name]

3. I totally agree

It was near the time that I lost my political virginity.

[pgh_dem]

2. it would be nice if someone would put a veil on that 380 tons

of high explosives, and call it a runaway bride.

maybe some intrepid journalist would cover it then.

[Nordmadr]

4. ...and that was just one facility. N/T

[Blue Belle]

6. No kidding...

No follow-up has ever been done or ever will be - and they're still amazed that the insurgents have such weopons capabilities. Dumb asses.

[The_Casual_Observer]

5. chimp claimed there was an investigation. However, if there was

the conclusions were never publicized.