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And .. the media is also missing the fact that THOSE CHEMICALS had to come from somewhere ..?? Where did Zarqawi get possession of those chemicals .. my only answer would be from Syria - and they would be some of the hidden WMD from Iraq.

This seems like a pretty logical conclusion - so of course the drive-by media would not pick up on it.

This seems like a pretty logical conclusion - so of course the drive-by media would not pick up on it.

But that would prove collusion between Saddam, Assad, and Zarqawi. It wouldn't even make the classified section of the NYT.

I seem to remember we found some recipes for homemade chemical weapons in Fallujah. It was pretty simple stuff, much like the nerve gas concocted by the Aum group in Japan a few years back. Nevertheless, we went there to keep WMDs out of terrorist hands and there they were, trying to make them. Case closed on WMDs, in my opinion.

Aside from that, we did find more than a dozen chemical shells left over from Saddam's inventory. Many would say that's not considered a "stockpile", so it's not a big deal. Once people realize you only need a drop of professionally manufactured nerve agent to kill someone, they'll rethink what constitutes a "stockpile." Release the contents of a 155mm chemical shell in a NY subway station. We'll see how "small" they think that amount is, after that.