[ConservativeLawyer]

If you genuinely believe that of the hundreds of people who would be required to work on a WMD program, all of them are either dead, or not motivated by a multimillion dollar payoff, I think you are wrong

I don't want to sound like a WMD "deadender," especially since I'm leaning toward the No WMD camp after carefully listening to Dr. Kay (Before the war I was certain Iraq still had them), but I'm having trouble reconciling something.

We are told again and again that Iraq's WMD programs would have required hundreds of people and big facilities, none of which we can locate. But at the same time, our government seems to suspect Dr. Hatfill made quantities of highly sophisticated weaponized anthrax in his apartment all by himself.

Just something to think about.

[Coop]

Iraq's WMD programs would have required hundreds of people and big facilities, none of which we can locate.

That's not accurate. We've located many facilities and personnel involved with the WMD programs.

[wizardoz]

We are told again and again that Iraq's WMD programs would have required hundreds of people and big facilities...

Has everyone forgotten the reports of just a few months ago? We have FOUND the facilities and underground laboratories. We have FOUND hundreds of people to interview. We have FOUND documentation of the programs.

Now it's just the STASH we are looking for. The actual SUPPLIES. How has everyone forgotten so quickly? I just don't understand!

[HankReardon]

What is your theory(s) of what has become of the chemical and biological weapons we KNOW that Iraq had?