[churchillbuff]

Most are in Syria, some are scattered about in Iraqi ratholes.

David Kay, the weapons inspector, is on www.kgo.com right now, in a half-hour interview. He says Saddam didn't have WMDs by the late 90s. The few shells we've come across are left over from the 80s and essentially harmless as degraded, he said. Tune in - although I know you're not open to facts that challenge your ideology.

[Texasforever]

David Kay, the weapons inspector, is on www.kgo.com right now, in a half-hour interview. He says Saddam didn't have WMDs by the late 90s

Then why did he quit in a huff when some of his resources were diverted to tasks not related to WMD? Yes that was his stated reason for quitting.

[jwalsh07]

Sorry to disappoint but I've read Kays report. In it he stated that what he found in Iraq, vis a vis WMD probgrams involving biological warfare, was more than enough reason to invade Iraq.

He may forget that and you may forget that but rest assured, I will remember it until the angel of death knocks on my golf cart.