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Actually it's not. It's a form of debate. A much older form than 'Well the Bush administration said so, so there'. But to answer your question you better check with Rummy

You still didn't answer the question. I can only suppose that you don't know the answer. I do know the answer. If you'd like to know, just ask.

By the way, this isn't simply one shell found.

It's another piece of WMD in a long line of WMD evidence and programs. Lots of it is in Kays report but you'll pooh pooh that awya just like you will this.

And one other thing. Answering a question with a question is a form of debate, bad form.

You still didn't answer the question. I can only suppose that you don't know the answer. I do know the answer. If you'd like to know, just ask.

Thanks but that's okay. You're going to tell me longer than 10 years. But we have the issue of storage as well. Guess these terrorists knew right where the storage facility was, pulled out a degraded shell, and then planted it. Of course here the author states

Since Sarin is slightly heavier than air it tends to drift around the ground for days or weeks (depending on the quantity released) after it was initially deployed. However for the same reason wet weather can get rid of it quickly.

Which begs the question why put it out in the open. Of course it could have been there for years or the terrorists didn't even know it contained sarin, but it makes a better story (and supports any administration 'reasoning') to say otherwise. Wouldn't you agree?

By the way, this isn't simply one shell found. It's another piece of WMD in a long line of WMD evidence and programs. Lots of it is in Kays report but you'll pooh pooh that awya just like you will this

Why of course it isn't!!

Vials: A total of 97 vials-including those with labels consistent with the al Hakam cover stories of single-cell protein and biopesticides, as well as strains that could be used to produce BW agents-were recovered from a scientist's residence.

Lab Equipment From Mosque.

Burned Documents Found at SAAD Center: An exploitation team on a recent mission to the SAAD Center, part of the Baghdad New Nuclear Design Center, found massive looting and the remnants of deliberately destroyed documents. Other documents were left untouched, however, and recovered by the team

Figured I would help out and provide the captions to the pictures I sure you will post. Fresh from the CIA's website. Of course burned documents, 97 vials, and some assumptions go a long way in proving the existence of materials to produce '25,000 liters of anthrax...38,000 liters of botulinum toxin...500 tons of sarin, mustard and VX nerve agent, and 29,984 of these prohibited munitions'. Well I guess that's 29,983 now that they found that one with a 'trace' of sarin gas....

I know I'm convinced!!

And one other thing. Answering a question with a question is a form of debate, bad form.

Well not really, it's an older form. But since I answered your question, I readily expect you to answer mine