[apokatastasis]

Cached at Google, there's an MSNBC article asserting that: (i) "When Hussein Kamel, Saddam’s son-in-law and his bioweapons director, defected temporarily to Jordan in 1995, he disclosed much about Iraq’s bioweapons, but he denied any effort to weaponize smallpox." (ii) "Intelligence sources say there’s no evidence that Iraq has smallpox."

On the other hand, here we have an article, co-authored by Laurie Mylroie (who has intelligence connections, and who is very careful in her assertions), saying that Iraq "is strongly suspected of having" smallpox. It's seven years since Kamel defected, so there's been plenty of time for new acquisitions... The article, however, focuses mostly on anthrax.

[The Great Satan]

Good links. Thanx.

[Fred Mertz]

Thanks for the linked articles.

From your second link:

The most dangerous agents in Iraq's arsenal are anthrax, which it is known to have, and smallpox, which it is strongly suspected of having.