is your garage a weapons depot?yeah, that old "dual use" nonsenseFact is Saddam did use water as a weapon. SADDAM water wars
At Karbala, U.S. troops stumbled upon 55-gallon drums of pesticides at what appeared to be a very large "agricultural supply" area, Hanson says. Some of the drums were stored in a "camouflaged bunker complex" that was shown to reporters - with unpleasant results. "More than a dozen soldiers, a Knight-Ridder reporter, a CNN cameraman, and two Iraqi POWs came down with symptoms consistent with exposure to a nerve agent,"
A rocket that can accept toxic chemicals into its warhead near a 55-gallon drum of cyclosarin-based "pesticide" is a chemical weapon, and it should be defined as such.
Oh and I guess O'Reilly lied, if you claim that changing one's opinion is lying.
I'm sure I can find more to defend these Fox reports, but unfortunately I have work to do.
they were for agricultural use, but were stored in a weapons depot
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You know, by that definition there are a LOT of things that could be considered chemical weapons.
Just because you find an empty warhead next to pesticide DOES NOT MEAN IT'S A WEAPON!
Most of those things have to be aerosolized (vaporized) in order to be distributed, and not every chemical is capable of that without very specific modifications to it.
Was the pesticide able to be distributed via that manner or not? Hey, I've got a slingshot, some hollow rubber balls and a jug of Roundup in my garage. Does that mean I'm also in possession of chemical weapons and should be invaded?