[leftiesareloonie]

It's not a matter of belief. It's a matter of knowledge.

To SUSPECT that they MAY have had them, is not the same as to ASSERT that they DO have them. The point is the UN was willing to take an honest and thorough look. Bush and his minions were not. They had another agenda.

[VRWC_minion]

They had another agenda.

Like saving innocent lives.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Bush and his minions were not. They had another agenda.

Please explain something to me. It's rather obvious that you don't like President Bush. I can accept that.

But why does it NOT matter that that country has been freed of a dictator? Why is it such a small deal that children won't be tortured in front of their parents? Why is it SO DURN important that every "i" has been dotted and every "t" crossed for some of you people to see that what America and her allies did was a GOOD THING??????

[M. Thatcher]

the UN was willing to take an honest and thorough look.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Sorry. That doesn't pass the gaffaw test.

[browardchad]

the UN was willing to take an honest and thorough look

Well, of course, they were so honest and thorough they made sure the Iraqis were tipped off ahead of time as to inspection sites and times. And we all know that 100 inspectors can dig up just about every backyard in Iraq (where most of this stuff is most probably buried) in a few months, and the scientists were just dying (literally) to talk to them, since Blix refused to take them and their families out of country.

Get real.

[homeschool mama]

**The point is the UN was willing to take an honest and thorough look. **

Oh, that's rich. LOL

The UN had no intention of taking a thorough look at anything. Their obvious myopia prevents them from doing so.