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" in light of the whole “WMD in Iraq” argument. Sometimes figuring out where the weapons were located takes more than 60 years — even after you pretty much know where to look.

. . . . a perfect example of a perfect example. Congrats.

...... in light of the whole “WMD in Iraq” argument. Sometimes figuring out where the weapons were located takes more than 60 years — even after you pretty much know where to look...

"No WMD in Iraq," has now achieved Urban Legend Status, just like "Al Gore's Stolen Victory." It's going to be mighty hard to break the newly established myths after the MSM has literally invested itself and many millions in establishing them.

For example, how many Americans know that advanced Iraqi fighters were found buried in the sand ...completely by accident? It's a very big country, of which we have dug up very little.

BTW, now that Clint Eastwood and Steven Spielberg have discovered WWII, are we going to be treated to a WWII "Disneyland," in which factual data that doesn't fit the fantasy is going to be ignored in some sort of faintly disrepectful, if not to say unpatriotic, revisionist history? I.E., will it turn out that the Waffen SS, or the Japanese who used American prisoners for bayonet practice were reacting to some racist imperialistic American crime?