Translated Iraqi Document Indicates Major Shipment To Syria Prior To Invasion

This is an unofficial translation of a document seized in Iraq after the invasion.

Subject: we have information about the location of Mass Destruction Weapons

On Moharram 10th (Arabic calendar), prior to US/allied invasion to Iraq, fifty (50) Iraqi trucks entered Syria as convoys (or groups), I met some the drivers of those trucks, they got no idea about the content of their trucks.

The loads basically came from some where in Baghdad, Iraqi intelligence were escorting the loads. During their tripe, those truck drivers were stopped and asked frequently by the intelligence officers about whether or not they got any idea about the content of their loads, the divers replied "we have no idea," then the officers would say "thank you."

Upon their arrival to Deayr Ezoor city/ Syria, the drivers were ordered to get down, elements from Syrian intelligence got into the trucks, they took the trucks to big barracks for downloading.

After that; Iraqi drivers got their trucks back, they got $200 as a reward. The drivers told me that it was their second time to bring such secret shipment; the first shipment was Moharram 1st.

What will the left and their sycophants in the press make of this? They'll poo-poo it, mostly because they have so invested themselves in the "there were no WMD's in Iraq" story line that even exploring the possibility that there might be evidence supporting the idea that Saddam had WMD's and rid himself of them during the build-up to invasion is political blasphemy to them.

Not to mention political suicide. Just as the left can't admit that we're winning in Iraq, or that the economy is doing well, lest the Bush administration be credited with doing something right they also can't admit that Bush may also have had it right on WMD's.

It will be interesting to see what comes of exploring whether or not these WMD's went to Syria - this isn't the first time such a thing has been suggested - but I full expect that the exploration will be met with derision from the Democrats and disinterest from the media, both of whom seem more interested in trying to make our mission in Iraq look like a failure.