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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Meaning?
Hi everybody,
What is the meaning of the following:
He'd narrowly avoided the "WMDs that never were" fiasco and then spend six years in Middle East.
Is the word " fiasco "referring to WMDs? And if so why WMDs weren't fiasco, Because Weapons of Mass Destruction are always fiasco.
I highly appreciate your comments
What is the meaning of the following:
He'd narrowly avoided the "WMDs that never were" fiasco and then spend six years in Middle East.
Is the word " fiasco "referring to WMDs? And if so why WMDs weren't fiasco, Because Weapons of Mass Destruction are always fiasco.
I highly appreciate your comments
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The fiasco is that the WMDs were claimed to exist but not found. e. never existed.
- The fiasco is that the WMDs were claimed to exist but not found.
- e.
- never existed.
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The fiasco is that the WMDs were claimed to exist but not found. They "never were", i.e. never existed.
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