We can be sure that Saddam didn't create only one each of these types of weapon, so there undoubtedly are or were dozens, hundreds, or perhaps thousands more of these - maybe in one of the several thousand weapons sites that still haven't been inventoried, maybe buried in the sand, maybe in mosques, maybe in Syria. But we need to find more to change perceptions on the WMD issue. David Kaye was way off base saying there aren't or wren't any WMD's in Iraq; it's way too soon to say that. My guess is that we'll find more - probably a few here and there, but maybe never the huge stockpile that Bush-haters will demand before they will cede the point.
I agree with most of your comment, but remember there is a whole bunch of Bush haters who vehemently insisted that there were ABSOLUTELY!!! no wmds in Iraq and NEVER WERE!!! I actually had a Bush-hating friend of mine tell me that with a straight face. He would not admit that Hussein ever had any or ever used them. So just finding these two shells completely refutes their insipid argument. They would have been better off stating that while Hussein had them, he would never use them against us. This discovery makes them look like fools...which most of them are even if some are close friends.