Duelfer: Saddam Kept Nuke Program in Place

[Yonivore]

I'd also be willing to bet $500 vBucks that none of you Saddam lovers were aware that, since September 11, 2001, over 3,000 known al Qaeda members have been caught or killed in over 102 countries around the world...yes, including Iraq and the United States.

Does anybody remember hearing about that guy that was pulled out of a shipping container (converted into an apartment with a working toilet), in New York harbor with all the appropriate paperwork to stay in the U.S. and a valid Airplane Mechanic's identification for J.F.K. Airport?

Oh, and do you remember when the terror alert was raised in August of 2002? That was due to a credible plot to assassinate the President being uncovered...and, it led to the arrest of a terrorist in New Jersey or someplace.

It is estimated that there is at least one terrorist plot thwarted, somewhere in the world, every day.

We're winning the war on terror, in spite of what John Kerry is saying and in spite of what John Kerry has been doing in the Senate.

[JohnnyMarzetti]

The more important part of this report is where it says "Iraq had no weapons programs."

So, the basis for the war was WMD. None found, then they changed the rhetoric to "WMD producing capabilities." Now that is wrong.

This is a gigantic mistake.

Estimations? WTF cares about estimations.

It is also estimated that everyday another person buys this administration's BS.

[Marcus Bryant]

I recall that the case was made with 'possession of WMDs' as well as Hussein's demonstrated desire to 'procure, develop, and use WMDs.'

It's hard to find the fact that he didn't have WMDs, but could have developed them on short notice to be much less of a threat.

Bush was not the first American president to believe that Hussein possessed WMDs.