PrintJuly 3, 2007
Don't Be So Sure There Were No WMD in Iraq
IntroductionThe references cited in this article strongly suggest that: 1. WMD did indeed exist inside Iraq before the war.2. The weapons inspectors were both fooled and bribed to ignore evidence.3. Massive amounts of WMD were removed to known locations in Syria just prior to the war. 4. Massive numbers of Saddam's audio tapes and paper documents were collected and most remain unavailable and presumably un-translated.5. U.S. officials refused to investigate a number of likely WMD sites.6. The U.S. intelligence community, and other branches of this government, are stonewalling the issue.Readers are urged to review the references and decide for themselves.Before America went to war to topple Saddam Hussein's regime it was widely believed that he possessed weapons of mass destruction. Today it is widely believed that there were no WMD in Iraq before the war. People of both political parties, the major media, and the intellectual community all appear in strong agreement on that point....(Read Full Article)
