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I find this incredibly hard to believe, but... . |
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An American company even offers a "4G" wireless technology, "a weapon to ignite large sections of the atmosphere and incinerate all living creatures within its pre-selected coordinates". LOL capitalism in full effect:) |
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So that's a US company offering that tecnology to Saddam? I wonder if the CEO is one G W Bush, the "CEO of the USA" |
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hey it's only fair..Reagen and Bush Sr. only sold them their entire Chemical, Biological, Nuclear Arsenal in the 80's let's not begrudge the little business men an attempt to make the Iraqi bucks with the 4G eh :) |
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well the reason I find it all hard to believe is because this would be like wired.com saying, "hey, guess what? we're blatantly admitting to commiting illegal activities... but uhm, here's some lovely e-mails we 'found' in the process!" |
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Illegal activites suddenly become legal when directed at the undesireables..that's the Republican way..so the atmosphere is right for anything like that right now... |
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i wonder if they read the steamy correspondences between sadam and satan |
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I would pay good money for that :) |
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haha |
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:saddam hussien: i love you |
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saddam and satan, with George W the mediator, eh? |
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mm.. ""For weapon use, have function: no color, no smell, will let person dead in a few second," wrote the e-mail's author, who provided the phone number and address of a distributor in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from which the toxic chemical could be purchased "in cylinder or in can." " again, mm.. |
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now what would the "five-letter word" be.. allah? |
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koran? quran? |
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this is also bizarre. you'll like this Paul.. "International interest in e-mailing Saddam was apparently piqued in October 2001, when Iraq's leader sent a long-winded personal response to a message from Chris Love, a Pennsylvania resident who had pleaded with Saddam to seek peace with the United States. Saddam's 3,300-word message, which included the first detailed condolences by Iraq's leader following the Sept. 11 attacks, garnered considerable media coverage. Love said in an interview that he was even forced to stop answering his phone and to disable his e-mail account after receiving a barrage of interview requests." yay! and the supposed e-mail by Hussein.. |
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so mr. hussein expressed condolences? interesting. |
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mm.. I never heard about this in any newspaper, and I actually read those..! then again, the message itself is on "Iraq's website', so.. |
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