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“The term WMD is often used as synonimous with any chemical or biological weapon but, literally, many of them do not have that mass effect whereas our own cluster & daisy cutter bombs, not commonly called WMDs, do.”
Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I...
“Sorry, but the administration is the one who has denigrated the term WMD to include weapons that are much less deadly than the machine gun.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Brady II: The Objectives of the Gun Control Lobby:
“It should also be noted that the term WMD Words Missing the Definition were not previously used for chemical or biological agents.”
“KAYYEM: The United States is a lot better off than it was five or six years ago, that's for sure, when Congress in the mid-1990s in the Nunn-Lugar Act gave money to the states to tell them, basically, to begin to prepare for the potential of what we call a WMD, weapons of mass destruction, or terrorism.”
“I thought I read somewhere lately that WMD is being defined downward to reach weapons/devices that seem quite far away from nukes and Scuds. [edit – I should have read the rest of the thread before posting] QET (Quote)”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Faisal Shahzad Allegedly Admits to Attempted Times Square Bombing
“Well, any type of fanatacism mixed with WMD is bad.”
“The Bush administration in particular tended to conflate chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons under the rubric of WMD as if they were all equally dangerous.”
“A WMD is by definition either a nuclear, chemical or biological weapon capable of inflicting massive casualties.”
“Look, one can argue that the case about WMD is still not "finally resolved.”
“His sole interest in WMD was as a pretext for invading Iraq, which is why he actively sought out and pushed dubious evidence as a way to market the war.”
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ruzuzu Weapons of Marsupial Destruction. Mar 23, 2011