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 RetweetJPost: US-Israeli Report Shows Saddam Transferred WMDs to Syria

Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 9:08:41 am PDT

This is the second tantalizing hint from the Jerusalem Post that big news may be about to break in the long-running story of Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction: ’Report on Sept. 6 strike to show Saddam transferred WMDs to Syria’.

An upcoming joint US-Israel report on the September 6 IAF strike on a Syrian facility will claim that former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein transferred weapons of mass destruction to the country, Channel 2 stated Monday.

The Rule of Skepticism is in effect, of course.

UPDATE at 4/11/08 12:05:56 pm:

Didn’t notice the date on the article; it’s not the second reference, it’s the same one we linked a few days ago. Sorry for any confusion.

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