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Rush Limbaugh mentioned the WMD evidence again today. I hope he does not let it go. His theory is that the intelligence community would be shown with another embarrassing failure which would worsen their reputation even more.

My theory is what I call the Honey Pot Theory. This says that we do know where the weapons are. In fact, the weapons are under such close scrutiny that they can be used to keep track of the important "bears" guarding the honey pot. Knowing who these "bears" are is just as important as the weapons themselves. Keeping the "bears" ignorant of the fact that we know is good too. They will let us know who their accomplices are.

And Rush can ask the question every day why we haven't revealed the truth of the weapons. This is good because the "bears," in order to keep the honey pot nice and safe, will divulge more secrets in their cult of honey love.

Interesting theory. Because they are the ultimate treasure for certain folks.

If we ever reveal this knowledge, and the names of those who went for the honey, the UN will immediately condemn the US for not revealing this knowledge immediately. Bush won't even miss a beat, as he shouldn't.

re :My theory is what I call the Honey Pot Theory. This says that we do know where the weapons are. In fact, the weapons are under such close scrutiny that they can be used to keep track of the important "bears" guarding the honey pot. Knowing who these "bears" are is just as important as the weapons themselves. Keeping the "bears" ignorant of the fact that we know is good too. They will let us know who their accomplices are.

As someone is has worked with various agencies I believed in the we SNAFU theory.

I hope you are right and I am wrong.

But in nearly all ops like this situations tend to go further than worst case scenario