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Old April 8th 04, 12:02 AM
Paul J. Adam
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In other words, the claims remain anonymous, uncorroborated and unproven
(and you confirm that nobody ever found the shredder, despite supposedly
being told which prison to check) - there's an anonymous untraceable
anecdote with not a hint of physical evidence.

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That's not what I got out of the article at all.


So where's the shredder?

At this point, the more
obvious conclusion is that the shredder did exist and was used.


So where is it? Saddam Hussein and his sons couldn't get _themselves_
out of Iraq undetected yet they managed to completely and totally hide a
large piece of industrial machinery?

If you were Saddam Hussein, would you really think "Damn, those Yankee
infidels are closing in on me! I can get one shipment out of the
country... I'd better get my people-shredder away, while I live in a
miserable hole in the ground until the infidel Yankees catch me!"

Of course
that doesn't fit you agenda so I doubt you will accept the evidence.


If it existed and the evidence is that strong, where is the hardware?

It's getting on for a year since the prison was captured: where's the
shredder?

Show me some evidence. Not hearsay, not "some bloke said so but refused
to let us use his name". The shredder was named and shamed with an exact
location: yet it wasn't actually there.

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When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite.
W S Churchill

Paul J. Adam MainBoxatjrwlynch[dot]demon{dot}co(.)uk
 




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