[JimRed]

Experts try to understand why half of U.S. still believes Iraq had weapons of mass destruction

Duuuuhhh...how about hundreds of dead Kurds, killed by poison gas?

[Man50D]

Duuuuhhh...how about hundreds of dead Kurds, killed by poison gas?

That's what I'm thinking every time someone denies WMD's existed in Iraq. It's illogical to think he suddendly decided on his own to destroy them.

[Thermalseeker]

Duuuuhhh...how about hundreds of dead Kurds, killed by poison gas?

Or, how about the 500 or so artillery shells found that contained mustard gas? What about the 4 tons of uranium that was quietly relocated to Oak Ridge, TN? How about the fighter jets found buried in the desert? Although not traditionally considered WMD's, what in the world makes anyone think that WMD's couldn't have been simlarly buried in Iraq and or Syria? What exactly was in all those trucks shown in satellite photo's that were headed to Syria in the days preceeding our invasion? And what about those two tunnel boring machines that Iraq bought from France prior to the '91 gulf war that have never been found?

Yeah, there's a lot of unaswered questions regarding Iraq's WMD's. Mainly, why is the MSM participating in the cover up?