>This "apparently a Christian" guy is a "born again" and ex-Chaldeian, now Presbyterian... in Iraq. And he's on this or other high position in the puppet regime government. Which somehow makes him an, ahem, source?

Not sure what you're getting at with the "Christian" thing. I only mentioned it, because the only negative comments I dug up on him were people criticizing him for being Christian, which I thought was strange... as if that somehow matters to whether or not he's credible.

His position in the Iraqi Air Force during Saddam's reign makes him a "source." Credibility is something to be seen.

>C'mon, you guys have dismissed truckloads of evidence only because the website it was on had a word you don't like in its name, and now this guy is supposed to produce some evidence that even CIA refused to "produce", and maybe even convince someone?

Sweet! There's truckloads of evidence? Missed that somehow. Anyway, this guy claims to have personally witnessed many planes being loaded with weapons and flown to Syria not long before the invasion. Don't know what kind of evidence he can provide. Names, maybe? Flight paths? Time frames? If it's true, you gotta wonder why did it take so long for him to come forward. If it's not, I'd suspect we'll hear from those who'll discredit him soon enough. Too many people have entire belief systems invested in the contrary opinion.

Either way, I'd still like to hear what happened to the missing weapons. If the tooth fairy leaves money, what does the WMD fairy leave?