[Burkeman1]

I stoped reading after this in your post:

Personally, I don't care about the WMD, if that's what you're getting at. I don't care if Saddam ever had them or not. It makes no difference to me.

Sir- it makes a difference to many people in this country who now tend the graves of the dead or will nurse the wounded for years. But those who ask Bush to answer questions are "liberals?"

[Always Right]

Sir- it makes a difference to many people in this country who now tend the graves of the dead or will nurse the wounded for years.

Actually finding WMD makes no difference. Go back to Bush's adress to the nation on national TV where he outlined the case for war. We went to war for four reasons:

1. Saddam's refusal to live up to peace agreement and UN resolutions.
2. We can not afford to wait till Saddam becomes an imminent threat with WMD.
3. Saddam's support of terrorists including Al Qaeda.
4. Saddam's a madman who brutilizes his people and threatens peace in the region.

Actually finding WMD makes no difference to the case for war as originally laid out by Bush. The imminent threat of WMD was a media creation and Bush's biggest fault is letting the media get away with it. The war with Iraq was a just war.