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Here is more "food" for thought about an ongoing investigation and some recent revelations about a site that contains four concrete bunkers with WMD's according to Dave Gaubatz. According to Gaubatz "fresh" WMD were buried under the Euphrates River near Nasiriyah, in southern Iraq. He and other federal agents (civilians) identified, with the help of some local Iraqis who are now in the US, four separate sites where WMD were buried, and to date no one has even bothered to check them. Links to various articles. You need to follow all to get entire story.(bold emphasis added)

http://www.antimedia.us/posts/1154092408.shtml

This article will show the incredible lengths that Dave went to in an effort to get the sites in southern Iraq investigated. Despite overwhelming odds and an extremely skeptical attitude by many, Dave plowed on, agreeing to interviews, making presentations and calling Congressional offices, trying to find someone who would listen to him.

http://drsanity.blogspot.com/2006/07/all-ingredients-for-chocolate-cake.html

You must read the links provided by Alexandra for the whole story, but basically four sites in southern Iraq now have documented chemical and biological weapons found.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=23576

On July 27, 2006, Senator Rick Santorum was interviewed by Sean Hannity. Senator Santorum announced there have been suspected WMD sites in Iraq that were never inspected since 2003. He went on to say WMD has now been confirmed at some of these sites. Sean Hannity put Senator Santorum on the hot seat. He asked him why have the WMD not been retrieved if it has been confirmed.

Senator Santorum stumbled and could only say the Administration has confirmed WMD is at a location, but could not explain to Hannity why it hasn’t been retrieved.

http://www.allthingsbeautiful.com/all_things_beautiful/2006/07/wmd_discovered_.html

As you all know I have written recently about David Gaubatz, an ex-intelligence officer, and former special investigator for The Pentagon, who has been trying for three years to get the American weapons inspectors and the media to listen to his claims that no less than four sealed underground bunkers in southern Iraq are believed to contain stocks of chemical and biological weapons.

Finally now, and after three long years of fighting to get the truth out, my friend Antimedia, informs me that the U.S. have positively identified WMD at the sites,