[tobyhill]

"trailers were "impractical for biological agent production," lacking 11 components that would be crucial for making bioweapons. Instead, the trailers were "almost certainly designed and built for the generation of hydrogen," the survey group reported.
The group's report and members of the technical team also dismissed the notion that the trailers could be easily modified to produce weapons."

A little critical reading shows the inconsistencies. No where does it state that the trailers was impossible to be used to make Bio weapons just that it lacked 11 components and the word "easily" is very subjective.

[hole_n_one]

A little critical reading shows the inconsistencies.

That's the problem.

We live in a pop-up-book world........few have/make the time to get past the headline.

All the recent headlines online suggest that Bush knew about the trailers not being WMD labs BEFORE he said that they were, but, when one does a "little critical reading", one finds that he could not have known in advance, and that the question was still very much open to debate within the intelligence community.

But, ya know what?.........

Tomorrow's headline will be........

BUSH KNEW!!!!!!!!!

[ChessExpert]

Good points.

Let's go into neverland and see where it takes us. How many trailers were there? All used to make hydrogen? According to one critical report, these trailers had expensive equipment. Why all the expensive effort to make mobile hydrogen producers? Weather balloons? Do we do this in the U.S.? What other countries have this practice? Is this really credible?

[Cicero]

The idea that Saddam would purchase a whole bunch of trailers to manufacture hydrogen is ludicrous. What, do they think he was a Green?