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If you see a truck come out of a building, drive across the desert into another building, can you tell me what was in it? Satellites are only useful when those you are watching don't know about them.
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So then why did we get to watch Rumsfeld and Powell get up in front of reporters and start pointing out fuzzy gray shapes on the satellite photos and say, "This here is a chemical plant" and, "This truck has missile parts, and this is what it looks like after we blew it up" and so on?
Can they see inside the building? Can they see inside the truck? According to your own admission, no they can't, so why were they drawing conclusions so quickly? There are many examples of where they discovered that the trucks weren't carrying what they thought when they surveyed the wreakage.
So then what was the purpose of making all these claims about the satellite photos? I just know Vinth is going to come in here and say, "Well, they were knowing what they thought at the time in was the trucks! So lying they weren't! Jew!"
If they weren't lying, then they were grossly ignorant or trying to mislead the public. Surely you can see that a determined Bush could do pretty much whatever he wished, as long as his staff was clever?
Except they're not nearly as clever as Saddam if a) we still haven't found him and b) all these inconsistencies are emerging now.
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