Peter, we do not know if they are destroyed, or waiting to be used somewhere. If we had gone in early enough to find them, we might know for sure they are not there. Now, we have to go out looking everywhere for them. I hope that makes you happy...


WHat kind of a cheap shot is that, BB? "Waiting to be used somewhere" by the reborn Baath regime? Seems an awful long stretch to me. Apparently you believe, then, that the mere suspicion of certain classes of weapons is sufficient grounds for invasion by the United States? Because all we ever had after 1991 was suspicion, IIRC.

Don't forget that invasion means premeditated and intentional assault with a blunt instrument resulting in death for hundreds or thousands of people. In smaller scale we call it murder. Since you feel that such murder can be justified by mere suspicion on the part of the murderer about what the murderee might have in his pocket, you should probably go work for those who use such tactics.

But don't write any more "love" poems, for the love of Christ. The cognitive dissonance is too much to take.

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