{BeardedBruce]: "just that they did not find any BECAUSE HE DID NOT COOPERATE."

That's editorial on your part, BB.

Counterfactual, actually. They didn't find them because there was nothing to find. The U.N. inspectors did report that they hadn't found anything of any significance (albeit they added they had more work to do to confirm this assessment and make sure). They did report that there was some initial resistance to the inspections but that they were getting reasonable levels of co-operation towards the end, and were confidant they could complete their job successfully if given some time. But that was the last thing that Dubya wanted to happen, for some strange reason....

Cheers,