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And I'm wondering why I wasted sooooooo much time on you yesterday. I'm not going to post any more responses to you. Clearly, you have an agenda on this site, and I can't waste time on folks like you who aren't sincere about finding those weapons or in even recognizing what has been found to date. To repeat, time is an issue for all of us, and you are a waste of my precious time. Got it?

I wasn't responding to you personally, I hit Post Reply on #1, as is the custom.

Apparently, you resent any suggestion that unverified claims of industrial processing for WMD (nuclear, chemical) should have some evidence to back it up. Or that biological weapons production should have traces left as well. As we know from our own weapons production facilities, WMD production is very messy and it is difficult to conceal all the evidence.

The article also fails to account for the complete lack of individuals (technicians, transport drivers, etc.) who had to be involved in production and the evacuation of the WMD.

As I said, it all sounds good. But there should be evidence and witnesses to support efforts on the scale the interviewee describes.