I think I'll let the UN inspectors determine whether or not he is in compliance, and I'll let the UN Security Council decide whether or not a lack of total compliance warrants war with Iraq. They may determine that he can be disarmed even if he is not in total compliance. And not even you can deny that he has complied to a very great extent. I quote Teribus from another thread:

3. February 2003 - The Iraqi Government has conceded point after point, that previously it declared were unsurmountable obstacles.