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Message  No  body  can convice  me  that  Iraqi does  not  have  weapons =
 of  world  destruction  buried  in the sands  of  Iraqi .  Your  =
President  was  right  in what  he  done .   Read  on. =20



 Something else you won't see on the 6:00  news        =20
SEEING IS BELIEVING!     =20
CHECK  THESE PICTURES OUT!  Scroll all the way down!
All  photos courtesy of MSGT T. Collins,  USAF   =20














The  Iraqi jet, an advanced Russian MiG-25 Foxbat, was found buried  in =
the sand after an informant tipped off U.S.  troops. =20

The  MiG was dug out of a massive sand dune near the Al Taqqadum  =
airfield by U.S. Air Force recovery =20
teams.  The MiG was reportedly one of over two dozen Iraqi jets buried  =
in the sand, like hidden treasure, =20
waiting  to be recovered at a later date. Contrary to what some in the  =
major media have reported, not all the jets found were from  the Gulf =
War era.=20
The  Russian-made MiG-25 Foxbat being recovered by U.S. Air Force  =
troops in the photos is an advanced reconnaissance version  never before =
seen in the West and is equipped with sophisticated electronic warfare  =
devices. =20

U.S.  Air Force recovery teams had to use large earth-moving equipment =
to uncover the MiG, which is over 70 feet long and weighs nearly 25 =
tons. =20

The Foxbat is known to be one of Iraq's top jet fighters. The  advanced =
electronic reconnaissance version found by the U.S.  Air Force is =
currently in service with the Russian air force.  The MiG is capable of =
flying at speeds of  over 2,000  miles an hour, or three  times the =
speed of sound,  and at altitudes of over 75,000  feet.=20

The  recovery of the advanced MiG fighter is considered to be an  =
intelligence coup by the U..S. Air Force. The Foxbat may also be =
equipped with advanced Russian- and French-made electronics that were =
sold to Iraq during the 1990s in violation of a U..N. ban on arms sales =
to Baghdad. =20

The buried aircraft at Al Taqqadum were covered in camouflage netting, =
sealed and, in many cases, had their wings removed  before being buried =
more than 10 feet beneath the Iraqi  desert. =20

X  Marks the Spot =20

The  discovery of the buried Iraqi jet fighters illustrates the problem =
faced by U.S. inspection teams searching Iraq for weapons of mass =
destruction. Iraq is larger in size than California, and the massive =
deserts south and west of Baghdad were used by Saddam Hussein to hide =
weapons during the first Gulf war. =20

U.S. intelligence sources have already uncovered several mass grave =
burial sites in the open deserts with an estimated 10,000 dead hidden =
there. In addition, Iraq previously hid SCUD missiles, chemical weapons =
and biological warheads by burying them under  the desert sand. =20

U.N.  inspection teams found the weapons in the early 1990s after =
detailed information of the exact locations was  obtained. =20

Top  U.S. weapons inspector Dr. David Kay is known to favor human  =
intelligence as the primary means to find Iraq's hidden treasure trove =
of weapons and  secrets. =20

While there are rumors of Iraqi chemical and biological weapons being =
shipped to nearby Syria, the weapons may very well still  remain inside =
Iraq buried under the vast desert wastelands. =20

Some critics of the Bush administration have claimed that the inability =
of U.S. forces to uncover weapons of mass  destruction is proof that the =
president misled the nation into the war with Iraq. =20

However,  in recent days the critics have fallen silent as word quietly =
leaked from Iraq that major discoveries have already been made and are =
now being documented completely. Bush administration officials are =
keeping any such discoveries secret for the  moment.  Pray they will =
find something to close the mouth of all his critics before election =
day.    KEEP THIS GOING =20
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