They were moved to Syria, but that doesn't matter now. The other part of the very good plan is that the U.S. has set up base smack dab in the middle of the middle east. We are drawing the islamo terrorist bastards in to Iraq like freaking flies on crap. We are killing them over there, that is a good thing. Iraq was just as good of a place as any to start.
The military has another term for the "flypaper" tactic. "Kill box".
The enemy is lured into the "kill box" to be more easily dealt with.
It's like the "Roach Motel" - "They check in, but they don't check out".
George Bush declared that Iran, Iraq and North Korea were part of an "axis of evil" during his State of the Union speech, in January, 2002.
Iran is suspected as being a state sponsor of terrorism, it is believed that there are plans to develop weapons of mass destruction.
Iraq is suspected of wanting to develop nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.
North Korea has caused concern because of its missile and other weapon programmes, and its apparant willingness to export sensitive technology.
In May, 2002, Bush added three more countries to his list: Cuba, Libya, and Syria.
Cuba is suspected of having at least a limited offensive biological warfare research and development programme, and has provided dual-use technology to other "rogue states".
Let's see .... Iraq and Lybia are down, so who's next?
My bet is Iran. After Iran is neutralized/marginalized, Syria and Cuba will go the way of Lybia, and "see the light", too... if they know what's good for them.
Of course this is all predicated on the terrorist's nightmare coming true - President Bush being re-elected.