[McGavin999]

A couple of questions:

1. If the IAEA sealed the explosives, and told the US about it, why wouldn't they tell the which building it was in, so no "search" would be required?

2. Who thinks that a dictator, about to go to war, would honor the "seal" of the UN weapons inspectors and just say "Gee, too bad I can't use those explosives in the war"

3. How do they know that the particular explosives they are referring to were not moved and have already been destroyed in one of the other weapons dumps?

[Mo1]

2. Who thinks that a dictator, about to go to war, would honor the "seal" of the UN weapons inspectors and just say "Gee, too bad I can't use those explosives in the war"

Apparently John Kerry does

If I recall .. Johnny thought we should have given it more time before with went to war

Something about the Wrong Time .. Wrong War ..

[oyez]

Find the missing explosives; find WMD's.

[Auntie Dem]

3. How do they know that the particular explosives they are referring to were not moved and have already been destroyed in one of the other weapons dumps?

Yeah, and if the munitions were missing before our troops got there, how do we know those very munitions weren't used up firing at our guys during day 1 of the war?