Originally Posted by bajabob38

Welcome back crash, winstonsmith

Originally Posted by Independent

So Bob, What do make of this ?

"the Pentagon announced that as many as many as 100,000 American service members might have been exposed to nerve gas when American combat engineers blew up the Kamisiyah ammunition depot in southern Iraq in March 1991, shortly after the war." :eek:

http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/a/119387.htm


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Eight days of military logs covering a period when U.S. troops might have been exposed to nerve gas and other Iraqi chemical weapons shortly after the 1991 Gulf War cannot be found despite an exhaustive search.

"The missing documents cover a period when U.S. troops blew up an Iraqi chemical weapons depot and could be crucial to Gulf War veterans who believe their health problems are linked to chemical weapons exposure."

" The Defense Department, which at one time had denied to Congress that such combat records existed, released them last year to a Georgia veterans group that sought them under the Freedom of Information Act.

When the veterans group noted several pages from the logs were missing for key dates, the Pentagon said it would investigate.

But the Pentagon on Wednesday said it had not turned up any additional pages that would fill the gaps. " :mad:

http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/05/missing.records/#logs

Originally Posted by bajabob38

Let me contact my expert adviser catmando to see what he thinks,I'll get back to you

Originally Posted by Independent

So Bob, What do make of this ?

"the Pentagon announced that as many as many as 100,000 American service members might have been exposed to nerve gas when American combat engineers blew up the Kamisiyah ammunition depot in southern Iraq in March 1991, shortly after the war." :eek:

http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/a/119387.htm


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Eight days of military logs covering a period when U.S. troops might have been exposed to nerve gas and other Iraqi chemical weapons shortly after the 1991 Gulf War cannot be found despite an exhaustive search.

"The missing documents cover a period when U.S. troops blew up an Iraqi chemical weapons depot and could be crucial to Gulf War veterans who believe their health problems are linked to chemical weapons exposure."

" The Defense Department, which at one time had denied to Congress that such combat records existed, released them last year to a Georgia veterans group that sought them under the Freedom of Information Act.

When the veterans group noted several pages from the logs were missing for key dates, the Pentagon said it would investigate.

But the Pentagon on Wednesday said it had not turned up any additional pages that would fill the gaps. " :mad:

http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/05/missing.records/#logs

Originally Posted by Independent

What are you talking about ?


This is a Zogby poll, one of the most respected pollsters in the USA.

His poll says over half of the people living in NY think there were people in the Bush administration that knew the attacks were coming and let them happen.

Originally Posted by Independent

It's easy, You ask the question and the people give a answer, Millions of people in NY said they think that "they knew"




Here is a fact >>> http://www.consumerwatchdog.org/util.../pr003708.php3

Do you think Arnie really forgot what the meeting was about ? I could tell you what it was about, why can't he ?