Monday, April 7, 2003 9:45 a.m.
Shocker! Blix Missed the Sarin
The boys from our 101st Airborne went through a sickening experience on Sunday: They were poisoned by Saddam's sarin nerve gas.
A unit of the 101st was exploring an Iraqi military complex at the airport when they wandered into a room where the gas hung heavy in the air.
The 12 soldiers, who were treated for symptoms of low-level exposure - vomiting, dizziness and skin blotches - are recovering.
All Coalition soldiers evacuated the compound after tests by a mobile laboratory confirmed evidence of the nasty chemical weapon.
The real story, however, is not that weapons were found, but where they were found: Just a few yards from the very building Hans Blix and his inspection team used when they were once again lied to by Saddam and his puppets.
If Blix and his so-called "inspectors" had walked just a few yards from their plane to the buildings at the edge of the airfield, they would have found the sarin.
So much for Martin Sheen and his "inspections work" nonsense.
Shocker! Blix Missed the Sarin
The boys from our 101st Airborne went through a sickening experience on Sunday: They were poisoned by Saddam's sarin nerve gas.
A unit of the 101st was exploring an Iraqi military complex at the airport when they wandered into a room where the gas hung heavy in the air.
The 12 soldiers, who were treated for symptoms of low-level exposure - vomiting, dizziness and skin blotches - are recovering.
All Coalition soldiers evacuated the compound after tests by a mobile laboratory confirmed evidence of the nasty chemical weapon.
The real story, however, is not that weapons were found, but where they were found: Just a few yards from the very building Hans Blix and his inspection team used when they were once again lied to by Saddam and his puppets.
If Blix and his so-called "inspectors" had walked just a few yards from their plane to the buildings at the edge of the airfield, they would have found the sarin.
So much for Martin Sheen and his "inspections work" nonsense.
