[billbears]

Yours is a purely political argument. Most Americans are more interested in the national security aspect of this war.

????? If there were no weapons there, there isn't really a national security risk now is there? So your argument of national security sort of falls flat on its face

BTW, where do you think WMD come from, if not WMD programs?

Do I know? Do I care? If he wasn't producing them, which Kay now admits, they could have come from previous production or nations friendly to Iraq at a time before the Gulf War. Now I'm not sure we want to start delving into that now do we?

[alnick]

????? If there were no weapons there, there isn't really a national security risk now is there? So your argument of national security sort of falls flat on its face BTW, where do you think WMD come from, if not WMD programs? Do I know? Do I care? If he wasn't producing them, which Kay now admits, they could have come from previous production or nations friendly to Iraq at a time before the Gulf War. Now I'm not sure we want to start delving into that now do we?

Actually, Kay does NOT admit that Saddam was not producing weapons of mass destruction. Remember those sacks of mislabeled castor beans? I'm sure you do since you insisted that they were harmless.

Kay said that Iraq was working on producing ricin RIGHT UP UNTIL THE END.

And for you to pretend that you aren't aware that WMD programs lead to WMD is -- well, no one is that foolish.

[alnick]

If there were no weapons there, there isn't really a national security risk now is there?

Oh, and yes, there was, according to Kay -- even more of a risk than we thought before going in.

Given your posting history, I'm sure you'll conveniently ignore what Kay actually said and stick to repeating selective soundbites taken out of context.

[alnick]

If there were no weapons there, there isn't really a national security risk now is there?

Oh, and yes, there was, according to Kay -- even more of a risk than we thought before going in.

Given your posting history, I'm sure you'll conveniently ignore what Kay actually said and stick to repeating selective soundbites taken out of context.

[texasflower]

He was funding terrorists. That is a national security matter.