October 29, 2004
Point Oh Six
NP: John Cage, 4'33" (drum and bass mix)
The Washington Post points out that Al Qaqaa's explosives constitute something like 0.06% of munitions in Iraq. While there's certainly some merit to the argument that there were a lot of explosives in the country, and we couldn't possibly secure all of them -- although there's an undercurrent of insufficient troop strength there as well -- I'd really like to see the breakdown in terms of explosive potential. A pound of artillery shells do not seem nearly as potent as a pound of what left this particular compound.
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