It surely is ironic that Bobert gives three misinformations in a sentence starting with the words What I can not live with is misinformation but you, Teribus, are a clever debater too. You use two more misinformations by Bobert in the same sentence to make a point.

I'm sure you know as well as I do, that the number 3000 Bobert cites has been published by several sources as the expected number of missiles and bombs together (I'm not sure, is the word describing both of them together warheads?) to fall on Iraq within the first 48 hours.

If we now assume that Bobert had meant to write 'Tomahawk' instead of 'Patriot', 'warhead' (?) instead of 'missile', and 'Iraq' instead of 'Bagdad' the resulting sentence would have been quite close to truth. So what Bobert had meant to post was perhaps correct.

Wolfgang