[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

But what's also interesting in this case, is that some of the other more important testimony by Duelfer is being ignored. For instance, Saddam did not abandon his nuclear ambitions, he merely put them on hold. As soon as the heat was off, he was going to start making nuclear weapons. He had the ability and the desire.

That was exactly the point I thought was so important. IMO, there is no difference between him haveing them and just waiting for a chance to get them. I wondered, why aren't they hammering that part of the report up more.

Becky

[NotchJohnson]

Becky,
There is a template for the media. Only report the points that would hurt Bush. It is amazing he is not losing to Kerry and very welll may beat him.

[Arrowhead1952]

IMO, there is no difference between him haveing them and just waiting for a chance to get them.

According to some people currently being deployed to Iraq, there are hundreds of ammo supply points (ASP) that have not been inventoried yet. There is one ASP that is over 50 SQMI in size that has yet to be entered and inventoried.

There are more ASPs that are basically "locked down" and still full of various ammo. The unit that is being deployed has one mission - making an inventory of all the ammo, loading it onto trucks and moving it to an area for demolition.

If there are so many ASPs still full of ammo and other ordanance, how can they factually say there are no WMD stockpiles?