Why would there be vials of sarin in fallujah 11/04? Labeled in ENGLISH?

[SoCalDem]

found this site accidentally.. lots of photos (please don't link any or someone might lock us all out of the place)

scroll down to fallujahsarin



http://www.fallujah.us/photos/

[Gabi Hayes]

1. same reason they conveniently found all that pristine material

with the terrorists' IDs in the 911 rubble

cops call it a throwdown

[Karmakaze]

2. Those look like part of a test kit for a Chemical Weapon detector

used to check that the detector is still working. They for sure are NOT a "WMD" because there is nowhere near enough to do any major damage.

[ET Awful]

4. Agreed.

That's exactly what it looks like to me. It's most likely not sarin in any event, which is why it's also labeled as v-gases, etc. It's an anologuous substance that will give a positive test when verifying the function of a detector.

[One_Life_To_Give]

3. French, English or Russian

Not sure which language is used for technical terms in a chem lab in Iraq. But I don't beleive chemical compounds have names in Arabic. So they would be using one of the technical languages.